The day we visited Carlingford for this hike the cloud was low and drizzle filled the air. Just half way up the main trail towards the gap we were already surrounded by thick haze. Approaching the beginning of the ridge I couldn't help be impressed as the gap between the rocks became visible through the mist and we hiked up through. I wondered what the views were like but the cloud refused to budge. A little further on and a short, sharp ascent brought us to the trig point on top of Slieve Foye. The wind and drizzle encouraged us to continue on northwards up the ridge where we found some shelter for lunch. At this point, short breaks in the cloud started to appear and the wonderful views made themselves known and you can see the view across Carlingford Lough to Rostrevor and the Mourne Mountains in my picture. The cloud then cleared completely as we continued on to The Ravens Rock and the skies were blue as the Ravens danced and called in the sky. I found the ridge to be an amazingly interesting place and can't wait to return on a clearer day when I can properly explore it. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/298/comment/20053/