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| Leaving Ackworth B&B, Navigation Road, Mallow. |
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| After a disappointing outing last time, I was so happy to see that Knockraheen's sites were obvious and large. |
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| Knockraheen's white quartz standing stones! |
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| White standing stones in the foreground and a five stone circle in background along the fenceline, Knockraheen, Cork. |
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| Knockraheen cairn in the same small field as the five stone circle. |
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| All three ancient sites int he same photo (if you look closely). |
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| Luckaduv wedge tomb, Cork. |
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| The top stones is all that's visible. |
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| You can just see the darkness of the entry at the tomb at Luckaduv, Cork. |
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| The stunning Cork countryside. |
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| The Scrahanard standing stone (near the gap in in the pine trees) and a fantastic dolmen (on the right). |
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| Closer up of the Scrahanard standing stone. |
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| The Scrahanard dolmen in the same field as the standing stone. Can you imagine having this in your yard? |
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| The Caherbaroul standing stones, Cork. |
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| You can just see the two tall stones in the mid ground on the right. |
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| Upgraded Stone Cottage at Caherbaroul, Cork. |
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| It felt like the Cools standing stones jumped out in front of me. |
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| Still at Cools, Cork. |
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| A single stone (centre of picture) at Kylefinchin, Cork. |
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| Taking a break at Cooltower B&B, Cooltower, Cork. |
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