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It was. But I avoided the storm by the whiskers 😅 I chose late November becuase of my schedule but I think late SEP - OCT is the best.

@@kittens103 Indeed....late Sep is when I go on vacation also.

This is fascinating because I hadn’t even considered riding in the northern part of Donegal. Of course, it’s always an option, but the website I explored highlighted some truly stunning routes in Ireland, and Glengash was among them. The area is known for its unique charm-particularly the ascent/descent near corkscrew hill. The recommendation is greatly appreciated, and I’m excited to give it a try. The total distance of approximately 80 km sounds ideal, though I might extend it slightly to explore more. For example, near Carrickfin? there’s a river with a picturesque landscape that reminds me of Norwegian Fijord. I occasionally pass through it while driving to or from Donegal, and it never fails to amaze me. I’ll definitely try out your suggested route. Thank you again for your recommendation! 👍

@@kittens103 Yes. There are a number of rewarding add-on loops if you've the energy. Eg; the "Bloody Foreland" between Gortahork (Magheroarty beach) and Derrybeg / Bunbeg before the right turn at Crolly for The Rosses. The circuit will then be over 100kms though. Look out for the hand painted signs on the right - leaving Dunlewey - for my friend "Ian Gordon('s) Studio" should you have a spare hundred euros for an abstract landscape painting!. The short cut (v.hilly) back road from Dunlewey (turn right at McGeadys Bar) to Gortahork, circumnavigating Mt. Errigal via Meenacreevagh, passing the Cashelnagor station - location for "The Railway Station Man" (Donald Sutherland, Julie Christie) now a B&B - is a bit special too. Keep up the great film work! I'll shut-up now 😬

Wow that’s a very detailed explanation of the route. Looks like it’s very hard to cover in one day. But I will definitely try northern part of Donegal since I’ve never done it before in my 6 years of road cycling in Ireland. Perhaps I will keep in my notes for next year‘s summer cycling. Thank you 😀

Hi, yes. The drivers in Switzerland are exceptional, especially adhering to speed limits. All the European countries I’ve been to like Ireland, UK, Spain etc, no one strictly kept the speed limit. If the limit is 50km, people go at 60-65km. If the limit is 80km, people go at 90-95km. But Swiss was the first country where people exactly kept that limit and this includes supercars like Ferrari, Lambourgini… I had a quick chat about this when I was returning my hired car and they said perhaps it’s because of the hefty fine if you don’t respect the traffic rules.

@ very good intel - I’ll be sure to watch your other videos - very relaxing material :) I have a month long stay in Bern this May and will be bringing my Tarmac- I can’t wait!

@@joshschrader4732 I envy you. Switzerland cycling trip is amazing! Just make sure to check the road closures on Alps Mountain Passes. I reckon some great-view passes might be still closed until late May.

Make sure to bring warm gears with you. Tomorrow’s going to be cold 🥶

Yes, it was one of the most calm day with very little wind blowing. Also now I’ve sold my Mini 4 and changed to Air3S, because of the wind gust on Irish cliffs. Much better resistance against gusts. You’ll get lucky next time 👍

Hi, for road cycling I only cycle places that are rural enough to leave my bike out. e.g. countryside pubs & cafes. For town & city cycling I always bring my brompton and carry it with me into the building.

@@kittens103 do you always lock the bike when you leave it outside? I’d be worried someone would try steal it

@@jefflawrie1073 I’d lock it up if it was in city centres. But still… I almost never stop my roadbike at city. The places I stop on my roadbikes are always rural villages & natural landscape where it’s almost 0% of your bike being stolen. Additionally, the golden rule here is even though you park your bike outside, you should always keep it in your line of sight. e.g. glass windows. If you want to do a fully fledged city tours then road bike would be a wrong choice. A folding bike or public transportation will be a much better option.

Thank you for your kind words. It always amazes me how some seniors are so active and energetic, and even keeping better health than 20s or 30s people 😅 The Greenways and country side roads in Ireland are perfect for the scenic road cycling, but you know, when the weather permits. Cheers and happy 70th birthday!

Thank you. I’m just a humble biker & traveller admiring the beauty of Irish Countryside. 🥳

Goat festival too 😀

Thank you for watching. The Burren is an amazing place to cycle ☺️

Yes. I’m doing it now with Autohotkey but it can easily done by Python too. Even better is, you can now tell ChatGPT to convert from one format to another with a detailed instruction like which row, which column to keep and ignore.

Thank you very much for your detailed comment. Yes, I learned the hard lesson about Alps hill pass closures during early Spring. But, I will definitely visit the same place again maybe next year. I’m thinking of doing a camping at Innertkirtchen because in that small village, there was a nice lovely bike shop too. Might try the small path you mentioned but I’m not a big fan of going to gravel road on the road bike. If I rent a gravel one, I might try. I absolutely loved my cycle in Switzerland. It is the one most beautiful country I’ve ever been ☺️

Because private cars are forbidden on this road (only Buses / Taxis) it’s a real privilege to cycle 😎

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Surely the place is not as popular as Dingle or Ring of Kerry among tourists, whenever I visit Inishowen I get this lovely magical feeling 😀

Thank you! 😃

it’s Ballaghbeama Gap maps.app.goo.gl/Ehsas6GnCxVuk6hZ7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

Thank you. The drone did all the job 😅 Inishowen truly is a lovely place

날씨 좋거나 심심할 때 한 번씩 차타고 슥 다녀오는 데 좋습니다 👍

실력이 부족해서 많이 부끄럽네요. 영상 봐주셔서 감사합니다.

Indeed. It was just me bringing my roadbike to the early & busier part of the greenway. I enjoyed the place much better by walking or riding my small folding bike.

@@kittens103 Thanks, Hojung, I see your point about the road bike, and also understand the problems around Maynooth. Anyway there is great progress now developing the Royal Greenway out from Castleknock through Leixlip, it will be a great amenity when finished, likewise the Grand Canal, I remember very well when both these routes could have been lost forever. We need these safe designated off-road cycleways, URGENTLY. Keep pedalling!

I actually loved the cork Marina Greenway and The Black Bridge(?) passageway. Especially the Marina Greenway was one of the most beautiful place I've been in Ireland. For this trip, my main destination was Cobh and I wanted to have a big nice circular route. But for next time I'll surely try the Blackrock Castle Observatory path that you suggested. Thank you for the tip!

Yes the weather really helped!

You won't regret it! But make sure to pick a day with good weather. It's a stark difference.

Thank you very much!

감사합니다. 이번엔 너무 일찍 가서, 목표했던 산길을 전부 타보진 못했습니다. 단풍 물드는 시즌에 가능하면 한 번 더 가볼까 생각 중입니다 😊

It will be open absolutely. alpen-paesse.ch/en/ You can check here to. I was at Grimsel Pass in late May and unfortunately for me, the Furkass Pass opened on 2nd of June. It will be breathtaking there. Enjoy!

어우 제가 생각해도 최대한 무게 줄여야 할 때 U락은... 사실 전 항상 자차(렌트카) + 자전거로 여행합니다. 그래서 잠금 장치는 따로 안 챙기고요, 최대한 시골 편의점이나 마트에서만 보급하고 자전거를 항상 옆에 둬요.

Such a lovely cozy small town! I bet this year's summer will be fantastic in Killorglin 👍

여름 날 길 때 천천히 타면 전혀 어렵지 않습니다. 이제 기록 갱신하거나 레이스거나, 겨울에 해 짧을 때 타려면 엄청 힘들고요 ㅎㅎ

@@kittens103 꼭 한번 가서 자전거 타보고 싶네요!

It's insta 360 camera all the way. You're right. It was Ballaghbeama Pass.

I'm thinking of lowering down the background music volume or just use the environment audio instead for the future. Since now I have a new wireless mic :D

Hi, it was through Molls Gap → Gearsallagh → Hollywood and Head of the Gap of Dunloe. I only travel the road bike route. Maybe the video editing makes it feel shorter.

@@kittens103 Very good, just surprised you didn't show Moll's Gap

Except for the very limited portion, Irish roads are very well paved. The thing worried me most is not the surface but the overgrown hedges that blocks your view in the corner.

Hi brilliant video,im the owner of the Cornerhouse and remember you coming in😊hope you enjoyed the roads here in Cushendun and County Antrim,I myself am a keen cyclist 🚴‍♂️call again ☘️‼️

@@dougarmstrong4294 Your place was amazing and the coffee I had was indeed lovely! Thank you. :D

Hi, First of all if you're not going on a high performance road bike, I strongly recommend to cut the distance short. Perhaps exclude the Carrigaline and Robert's Cove part and just do Cork → Cork Harbour Greenway → Ferry → Cobh and back to Cork. In that case it will be around 50-60km. The distance I covered in this video was around 140km. Cycling with other people will be much safer especially when you're not accustomed to the long distance cycling. There are also many charity cycling happening from Spring to Summer, so you can search for those too. (Googling or on Facebook pages) Regards.

딩글 씨푸드 요리도 많고 맛있다고 들었어요. 가능하다면 딩글 씨푸드 맛좋은 요리도 알려주시면 고맙겠습니다.

사실 한국에서 오시는 거면 여름 빼고는 다른 유럽이 나을 거예요. 비행기 가격도 저렴할 거구요. 다만 여름에는… 아일랜드가 정말 지상 낙원급으로 아름답습니다 😅 아일랜드 해안가는 어딜 가나 신선한 지역 해산물로 만든 맛있는 요리를 먹을 수 있지요.