Published: May 31st 2009May 24th 2009
It was a gorgeous day and the first time that it was actually somewhat warm, so off I went to Bray to do the Bray-Greystones Coastal Walk. Bray and Greystones are in County Wicklow, which I haven't been to before, and is easily accessible by the DART (train.) Bray and Greystones are quite cute little towns in their own right, but the coastal scenery made them fade in comparison... but I'll let the photos do the talking. The walk is 8km long and stretches around Bray Head between the two towns, and it was busy with tourists and locals.
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