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exaisle
2010-04-27 19:47:58
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Re. Re. Bray Head, Co Wicklow
Thank you for your reply wicklore. I now understand the rules that prevent Bray Head and, indeed, Montpelier Hill being included in MountainViews and rules as they say, is rules.
Having said that, the climb up to the head from Bray town and on to Greystones is well worth the effort, and the views as is the rather roundabout route through the forestry up Montpellier Hill to the Hellfire Club.
Thanks to all involved for an excellent website. Keep up the good work. |
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