Here's another video of the mountains and sea, this time from the shore at Warrenpoint.
Carlingford Lough was like a sheet of glass.
It was that calm.
You will all agree that no matter the time of year, it's a beautiful part of Ireland.
The views over Carlingford Lough truly live in the imagination of some fantasy landscape with its beautiful, mystical aura.
CS Lewis, Narnia's creator, once said Rostrevor, which overlooks Carlingford Lough, is his idea of Narnia.
Carlingford was given this name because of the inlet's resemblance to a Scandanavian Fjord and for the (unknown now) Viking named Cairlinn.
Below is a short video from the shores of the village of Omeath in County Louth, just across the border in the Republic of Ireland.
It's a view, not a 10-minute drive from Newry, that always touches the spirit.
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In search of the fairy folk in Slieve Gullion. 💙
Self isolation in the Mourne Mountains