From Dingle Peninsula.
These “beehive” huts were used as homes by ascetic monks centuries ago—a spare existence, indeed. They are made only of stone, with no mortar. There are also examples of these structures on Skellig Michael.
From Dingle Peninsula.
These “beehive” huts were used as homes by ascetic monks centuries ago—a spare existence, indeed. They are made only of stone, with no mortar. There are also examples of these structures on Skellig Michael.
What an interesting interpretation of ‘Spare’; I love it. You’ve earned my ‘Follow’.
Have an amazing day! 🙂
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Thank you! 😊
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This is awesome… Something different from other entries. Great post in response to WPC -Spare
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Dingle is a very special place
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I loved it 🙂
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