The land that we now know as Ireland once lay below a vast sea that covered the earth. The ancient seabed filled with layers of dead sea creatures metamorphosed into

limestone. Over a process of millions of years, the land was uplifted forming hills and mountains. A series of ice ages further changed the landscape by sculpting out fjords and leaving valleys and lakes in their wake. The Burren in Western Ireland is a perfect place to explore these ancient processes.






These photos are stunning as are these rock formations. I thoroughly enjoyed this post.
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Thanks for the compliment LuAnne. I really had such good material to work with. Such a special place!
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Stunning Alanna!!!
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Why thank you!
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A great take on this week’s theme, and one that reminds me that I should go back to the Burren to explore more fully.
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Such a magical place! I was there for 5 days and did not see all there was to see. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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