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10c. Howth to Sutton Cross scenic cliff walk - Part 3 The path along the cliffs
See also 10d.
The path at the Howth end of the walk is high above the sea ...
... and both beautiful and invigorating in the sea breeze on the well marked out path ...
... that heads southwards towards the Bailey Lighthouse.
The Bailey Lighthouse and looking across Dublin Bay to the Wicklow hills and mountains.
Looking back at the Bailey Lighthouse.
Lots of Hebe and Gorse in bloom near the Bailey lighthouse, despite it being mid-February.
Looking in the Howth direction passed the Bailey lighthouse - now in automated use.
There lots of wild flowers, especially in May when we re-did the walk again! (our favourite walk in County Dublin! and always the seabirds on the rocks such as shags and cormorants.
The telegraph cable sign near opposite Dublin's power station.
Warning - dangerous cliffs!
The coastal scenery approaching the road to Sutton Cross which is near the Martello tower.
The rocks near Sutton at the end/start of the walk. Glacial deposition on top of much older igneous rocks. The Martello tower on the far left is occupied!
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sequence - Howth harbour & cliff walk
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