Great video, lovely music, the first time I saw a photo of Ben Bulben as a child, Devil's Tower from Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind came to my mind 😁
Sligo is an amazing county it has everything amazing people topclass scenery top class beaches its paradise on earth from an extremely proud sligo man sligo forever and ever and ever amen
@@MrGarrett hello there i honestly don't know because i have never had the pleasure of climbing it but i would think be better off without ropes unlike there would be much to connect the ropes to teeeeeerio
@@MrGarrett ok im very sorry i couldn't be of any assistance i honestly don't know but if you are climbing please take the upmost care and god bless you ie sligo always
@@michaeldevaney5728 ruclips.net/video/Jbgs8QDfkG8/видео.html Found this video. It appears that the summit is attainable but not without a challenge. Thanks for your kind words bud. Maybe see you up there one day.
Fabulous video , well done! Myself and my wife climbed this mountain 3 years ago as I always admired this iconic mountain. The legend of Dairmut and Graine hiding out there on the cliffs inside a cave from Finn mcCulle is fascinating .
So it's climmeable is it ,it looks a formidable challenges. One day thought ,you must have had a great time ,stay safe stay well ,from Dublin Ireland, god bless
Mount benbulben is the remaining trunk of a giant willow tree . The irish willow species of tree found growing on benbulben has never been found growing anywhere else in nature other than growing high up on benbulbens crevices . The willow species of tree is different from the rest with the hormones they produce . The benbulben willow had to be one of the last giant trees on earth to perish / cut down in the bronze ages with bronze tree axes.
@@grahamluna6935 In the Book of Enoch, 200 angels cut down all the ancient trees. Anunnaki are the angels. Benbulbin Tree was not just cut down, but heavily quarried. The horizontal lines are the damages dealt by gigantic rotter excavator.
@@danielobrien8417there was never a "famine" it was a starvation of the native people, a genocide. The English took boat loads of food from Ireland to England to feed their own. 😭 It was called An Gort Mor.
This is just a few minutes walk from where I live and it great to see the mountain in all its spectacular beauty like this. ❤
You're so lucky to have that on your doorstep, it is beautiful.
Wow what a magical place ❤
Had never heard of or seen in a photo. Wow!
It's a stunning place for sure.
Breathtakingly gorgeous...
Sligo is a stunningly beautiful county no doubt about it
Beautiful video!!! ❤ God Bless our wonderful country 🇮🇪
Such a cinematic geological sight. Surprising it hasn't figured more in films before now.
beauty
Thanks for sharing this great video. ~~!!👍👍10
Thank you JC 👍
Great video, lovely music, the first time I saw a photo of Ben Bulben as a child, Devil's Tower from Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind came to my mind 😁
Sligo is an amazing county it has everything amazing people topclass scenery top class beaches its paradise on earth from an extremely proud sligo man sligo forever and ever and ever amen
Top o'the morning to ye Mick. Can you get to the top of Benbulben without needing ropes?
@@MrGarrett hello there i honestly don't know because i have never had the pleasure of climbing it but i would think be better off without ropes unlike there would be much to connect the ropes to teeeeeerio
@@michaeldevaney5728 Thanks for replying. I'll do a bit of research and see what's the best route etc.
@@MrGarrett ok im very sorry i couldn't be of any assistance i honestly don't know but if you are climbing please take the upmost care and god bless you ie sligo always
@@michaeldevaney5728 ruclips.net/video/Jbgs8QDfkG8/видео.html Found this video. It appears that the summit is attainable but not without a challenge. Thanks for your kind words bud. Maybe see you up there one day.
Absolutely stunning scenery amazing sligo is a stunningly beautiful county
WOWZERS. Man why can't I have rocks like that here in Philly? 😳😳😳😳🙈🙈🙈 Lol
Mikey
Formed in the last ice age it was a sea bed at one point in time, the fossils from the rock contain sea shell's and aquatic animals.
Loved this stunning video.
Thank you 🖐️
Fabulous video , well done! Myself and my wife climbed this mountain 3 years ago as I always admired this iconic mountain. The legend of Dairmut and Graine hiding out there on the cliffs inside a cave from Finn mcCulle is fascinating .
So it's climmeable is it ,it looks a formidable challenges. One day thought ,you must have had a great time ,stay safe stay well ,from Dublin Ireland, god bless
Out of ten is it hard to climes, lovely beautiful mountain so iconic would love to get close and up front with ispt ,ahhhhhhhh somday
@@sofol699 we didn't climb that day unfortunately
great video, i'm irish and that was a total suprise to me.
You've never visited Sligo?
@@DroningaboutIreland a long time ago when my interests were restricted to what the county had to offer at night
@@chrisclassical7 to be fair it has a good nightlife 🍻
A stunning view of Benbulben👍👍
Great footage 🇮🇪👍🏻
Excellent views of a wonderful place. 👌👌😁
Cheers R 👍
Great shots, thanks
Thank you 😊
Amazing 🤩 footage 👍👍👍
Thanks Mendez 👍
Fantastico!!!
Jestem tam co roku, piekna gora, sentymentalna, w krainie Yaetza..
Amazing spot I was there 2 weeks ago was a bit overwhelmed by it also couldn't make up my mind which angles to shoot lol ...its some size alright
It's class mate, I didn't get to shoot for as much as I wanted, deffo be back
Is it hard to climb ,say out of ten .looks so challenging. Bet you had a great .maybe someday .thanks for posting
@@DroningaboutIreland thanks for posting this behemoth of a mountain ,so iconic .was it hard to climb. Again thanks for posting stay safe ,god bless
Mount benbulben is the remaining trunk of a giant willow tree . The irish willow species of tree found growing on benbulben has never been found growing anywhere else in nature other than growing high up on benbulbens crevices . The willow species of tree is different from the rest with the hormones they produce . The benbulben willow had to be one of the last giant trees on earth to perish / cut down in the bronze ages with bronze tree axes.
why was it cut down? Do you think
Who cut it down. How big was the axe?
Did you see the size of the chicken ….
That the tree was cut down for….
To use the stump as the cutting block…..
The most irish comment ever
@@grahamluna6935
In the Book of Enoch, 200 angels cut down all the ancient trees.
Anunnaki are the angels. Benbulbin Tree was not just cut down, but heavily quarried.
The horizontal lines are the damages dealt by gigantic rotter excavator.
Looks brilliant mate 👍
Cheers 👍
I actually thought it was bigger than it looks here.
The best scenery in sligo is in north sligo ie drumcliff grange ie benbulben is majestic
Stunning video, thanks for sharing an a sub from me
Thank you 👍🏻
Wanna see the fairies
That's a tree stump not a mountain
Yeats
I adore Mother Nature, buutt that is man made.
Formed in the last ice age
You sound intelligent
Get real.
wow, i didn't realise they go that high.. nice video.
I would love to somehow lose my US citizenship,and become an Irish citizen.
You're more than welcome 🇮🇪🍀
@@DroningaboutIreland probably NOT possible for me
If you have Irish parents or grandparents, you are entitled to an Irish passport.
@@treborsirrah7916 Unfortunately my ancestors came during the famine
@@danielobrien8417there was never a "famine" it was a starvation of the native people, a genocide. The English took boat loads of food from Ireland to England to feed their own. 😭 It was called An Gort Mor.