The End of the Rainbow by danob
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There are a great many loughs throughout Ireland, some in coastal areas and many others are inland lakes, each with their own geographic character and influence on local life.
Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle for good reason. Its forty shades of green are so because the land benefits from a lot of precipitation. That isn't to say that it simply rains a lot, but when it does it soaks into the land.
At one time some 20% of Ireland was covered in bogland and though only around 2000 sq km of this remain today, there is still more bogland in Ireland than any other European country. As well as bogland, there are a huge number of rivers, lakes and loughs throughout the country and these loughs have made their indelible mark on the local culture.
Comments (39)
So ~Beautiful & Poetic~ FASCINATING!!! *Thanks for sharing!!!
Wonderful landscape ! Splendid wiev and lighting !
Very nice Danny. So if a Scottich Loch is an Irish Lough is there similar for Linn, Glen, Burn etc?
Stunning capture!
woooow!!! stunnig shot!
After your incredible birds of prey captures, you are also the Master of landscape photography, a difficult art that you control perfectly ! Congratulations, Danny for the selection of this image in LWitG #5 (Last Week in the Gallery #5) ! :~)
Fantastic work my friend!
Stunning it almost shimmers :) Cathy xoxoxo
Beautiful image