It is often possible to see the Wicklow
Mountains from here on Llŷn, and there are many
photographs on the web to prove this. However,
up until now, I've not found any back the other
way.
There is only about 45 miles between the tip of
Llŷn and the east coast of Ireland, but
conditions have to be very clear to be able to
see from one side to another - and we are only
able to see across thanks to high ground on both
sides. The best photos I've come across so far
were taken by Michael Connaughton, from the road
which links Newtownmountkennedy and Roundwood in
County Wicklow.
The hills of the peninsula are quite easy to
pick out:
Yr Eifl (left) to Garn Boduan (right). Photo:
Michael Connaughton
Left to right: Garn Fadryn, Mynydd Rhiw, Mynydd
Anelog & Mynydd Mawr (the tip of the peninsula).
Photo: Michael Connaughton
There is a full, labled panorama
here...
Fantastic photos I'm sure you will agree!
You can see full versions of the photos above by
clicking here...
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