Somewhere between the 6th and 8th centuries, a group of monks sought an isolated locale to practice their religion. They found Skellig Michael. Disclosure: This post contains Affiliate Links. Skellig come from Sceillic, which means steep rock. Over the next 500 years these … [Read more...] about Ireland’s Skellig Michael: A Storied Past
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The Stone Circles of Cork & Kerry, Ireland
Think Celtic stone circle and what comes to mind? When you think of a Celtic stone circle, it's most likely Stonehenge - the granddaddy of all stone circles. But rings of standing stones are more common in the land of the Celts than you’d think. There are somewhere in the … [Read more...] about The Stone Circles of Cork & Kerry, Ireland
A Journey Close to Home: Walking Glenbow Ranch
Some historical journeys are shorter than others. Just off the highway near our hometown, down a winding gravel road, is a little slice of the past. In a meadow beside a river called the Bow is a weathered grey building. You can't drive up to it. You have to purposefully travel … [Read more...] about A Journey Close to Home: Walking Glenbow Ranch
Baja’s Cave Paintings: Cueva de las Flechas
WRITTEN BY: MEGAN KOPP Deep in the heart of Arroyo de San Pablo lies - in our opinion - lies one of the most intriguing painted rock art panels in all of Baja's Sierra de San Francisco's UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cueva de las Flechas tops the list of must-sees when it comes to … [Read more...] about Baja’s Cave Paintings: Cueva de las Flechas
Baja’s Cave Paintings: Cueva Pintada
Deep in the canyons of Baja's Sierra de San Francisco lie a world-renowned treasure waiting to be discovered. Join us for a hop, skip and a scramble exploring Baja's cave paintings. Disclosure: This post contains Affiliate links. Searching for Baja's Cave … [Read more...] about Baja’s Cave Paintings: Cueva Pintada