We spent an amazing two nights and three days in the Mournes. Starting with a day on Drinnevar watching the Newcastle festival of Flight from the perfect vantage point. After one of the windiest night’s we’ve seen in the Mournes, we headed for night two in Tollymore forest. We woke on day three to a beautiful day, and a relaxing stroll home through a sunlit forest
Ed Benton
Ed hikes and camps regularly in the Mourne Mountains, finding it the ideal contrast to working in the IT industry.
Ed prefers a bivvy bag for shelter, favouring their versatility and greater exposure to surroundings.
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Woods are special places when last light starts to cast that golden hue between the trees. This shot barely does it… https://t.co/gbe26Yj5iR - 6 years ago
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