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 neighbourhood of 235 stone circles in Ireland. Almost … [Read more...] about The Stone Circles of Cork & Kerry, Ireland
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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
Cave paintings in the heart of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula are amazing. One of favourites is Cueva de Las Flechas (Cave of the Arrows). Join us as explore this incredible rock art! Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you buy something from one of our … [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 lies a world-renowned treasure waiting to be discovered. Join us for a hop, skip and a scramble exploring a crowning jewel among Baja's cave paintings – Cueva Pintada. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you … [Read more...] about Baja’s Cave Paintings: Cueva Pintada
Baja’s Cave Paintings: An Overview
When friends suggest a mule-supported camping trip to explore the over 2000-year-old cave paintings in the isolated, sparsely populated region of Baja’s Sierra de San Francisco in Mexico, we have just one question. When? Disclosure: This post contains affiliate … [Read more...] about Baja’s Cave Paintings: An Overview