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On top of a hill in Dunquin, David Lean built the town of Kirrary.
This is the passage leading up the hill. |
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Beware of sheeps - red and blue |
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Looking west - down hill. The
school house is just
below the horizon. |
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It is a very scenic tour up hill. I met people on my way up.
This day the weather was wonderful - very windy. |
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Just another corner |
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Looking down hill - can you recognize something familiar? |
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Suddenly, the pavement changes. Traces of something built.
A road. |
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The edge - David Lean, Sarah Miles, Robert Mitchum and Leo
Mckern once worked here |
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All houses are long gone - there is nothing left - except
the foundations of the buildings. |
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The editor working hard to take some pictures of this
historic site. |
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More foundation |
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The road - downhill |
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What is left of Ryan's Bar - can I have a pint of beer
please? |
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The true enthusiast will bring still images to the site
- to compare between film and reality.
Note hills in back ground |
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The town of Kirrary is virtually on the top of a hill. |
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More Kirrary road |
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Foundation with Atlantic ocean in back ground |
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Looking up hill from the north west side of the hill. |
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Almost down again - what a trip |
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