When mum was over recently we went for a walk in Knocksink Woods. Knocksink Woods is a nature reserve in Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow and is very close to Dublin. It is a lovely place to visit with children as there is a river with bridges, woods, trees to climb, slopes to climb up and slide down as well as some small winding paths through the woods. If you venture off the main path you come to a small shingle beach where my children have been known to paddle in the icy waters. After a walk here it's only a short hop to the beautiful gardens at Powerscourt where you can enjoy a scrumptious lunch or a nice hot cuppa with a slice of tasty lemon tart.
Friday, April 18, 2008
Knocksink Woods
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It is beautiful there, my family and I walked it recently and really enjoyed it. Love the cuppa at the end too!
Great pictures. It looks like you had a great time with your mum in town!
Looks wonderful!
I think I recognise those photos! I enjoyed that walk.I have only just managed to get my internet connection back. In desperation I pulled out all the wires and plugs and re-connected (hoping I could remember where everything went) and this worked!
Very beautiful pictures, Beccy! I love to see you again!
I love the look of all those mossy trees!
It looks beautiful. I love the photo collages you do.
Nice to see you back Beccy. Loved the previous post about Mollie.
That looks like an awesome place! The pic with the person in the tree, is that tree green? I mean the bark, trunk, whatever, is it green?
dear beccy. Looks like a nice (but cold!) day out. You didn't actually say whether you DID partake of a cuppa and lemon tart - I certainly would have. Yum!
extraordinary (even without the lemon tart!)
love the pics!!
oh, and did I mention that I'm glad you're back? 'cause I am!!!!!!
Sounds like a great park to go to my kids would love the rope swings. Great pics.
We also love such walks. Looks like a good time :)
wah, wah, wah, I miss my family
it looks beautiful...I am sure my family would love it.
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