Clogher Head Megalith - Dingle Ireland Metal Print
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Clogher Head Megalith - Dingle Ireland Metal Print by Mark Tisdale.
This Dingle Ireland metal print features a Clogher Head megalith, one of many standing stones that dot Ireland in general and the Dingle Way specifically. If you've been to Ireland or simply love ancient prehistory, then you are likely as fascinated by these stone age structures as I am. There's simply a magical quality to standing before them and trying to ponder the minds of the ancient people who erected them. Their actual purpose is lost in the mists of time but it doesn't make these ancient megaliths any less fascinating, does it?
This Dingle standing stone seen on this print is situated in a wintry Irish landscape. The icy grass crackled beneath my feet that morning but the light was, as you can see, phenomenal. This view from Clogher Head includes Sybil Point, also part of the Dingle Peninsula. I read that this area is home to many artists and if the light on my single day there is any example, I can understand why. And I suspect it may also explain why this locale was of importance to our long ago ancestors in what is now Ireland.
What attracts you to this Dingle Ireland metal print?
This Dingle Ireland metal print features a Clogher Head megalith, one of many standing stones that dot Ireland in general and the Dingle Way specifically. If you've been to Ireland or simply love ancient prehistory, then you are likely as fascinated by these stone age structures as I am. There's simply a magical quality to standing before them and trying to ponder the minds of the ancient people who erected them. Their actual purpose is lost in the mists of time but it doesn't make these ancient megaliths any less fascinating, does it?
This Dingle standing stone seen on this print is situated in a wintry Irish landscape. The icy grass crackled beneath my feet that morning but the light was, as you can see, phenomenal. This view from Clogher Head includes Sybil Point, also part of the Dingle Peninsula. I read that this area is home to many artists and if the light on my single day there is any example, I can understand why. And I suspect it may also explain why this locale was of importance to our long ago ancestors in what is now Ireland.
What attracts you to this Dingle Ireland metal print?
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