In County Donegal in the area of the Rosses, most of the dwellings are by the sea. Inland the ground is fairly barren, with turf cutting being the main use of the terrain. Trees huddle in dips and vales, hiding from the Atlantic winds.
Even here by the sea, many dwellings lie abandoned, inhabitants fled in the search for work.
County Donegal is a harsh yet beautiful place.
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Love the barrenness of the area. It looks wild and untamed. Will you show us some closeups of the building? It looks beautiful but sad.
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Am afraid this is as close as I got to this particular building. I agree, beautiful and yet sad, MM 🍀
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I imagine it is for the hearty during the winter! Looks like it could get very cold!
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I have not found out and each time I have travelled to Donegal I have been blessed with brilliant weather. 🍀
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Beautiful and so fascinating.
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Cheers Inga, nice to see you back over here 😃
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Harsh yet beautiful is right!
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