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This place is simply amazing. The feel of this rocky plateau is so different to anything I've experienced. On a drive along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way heading for Lahinch I spotted a little pathway heading up some cliffs and noted it for the return journey. It's Burren country.
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On the way back we stopped at the little spot and I climbed up the path whilst Con explored the cliff line, just North of the Cliffs of Moher.
There's no amount of adjectives sufficient to describe what I felt. I was in a completely foreign (to me) landscape- I felt unprepared for it and decided not to venture too far. The rocks are huge rising into giant boulders or spreading flat across crevices. sure footing and a knowledge of place is essential. |
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Inside these crevices trees were growing along with tiny beautiful wildflowers.
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I stopped to perform the Triple Blessings, energetically I could sense that I had actually stopped on a busy rock where many people had been before-probably like me deciding not to venture any further! The sense of place insisted on slowing down and devoting time to getting to know it.
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After finishing my meditation with love and gratitude, I slowly picked my path back down and headed for the cliffs. Wow, I'll let the pictures talk for themselves.
I love heights, so I found a safe place to lie down and stick my head over the edge! Raw footage below from my little camera accompanied by wind and wave noises. I was transfixed watching the waves spiraling over the rocks below....enjoying that moment, that edge that makes me feel extra alive!
Grá
Niamh
Niamh
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