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See the credits and list definitions.Video displayDeise-Man: Track 4593 in area near Slievenamon, South East Midlands (Ireland)Slievenamon Peaks
Length: 13.4km, Creator time taken: 4h11m, Ascent: 697m,
Descent: 739m
Places: Start at S3180728662, Slievenamon, Slievenamon North-West Top, Knockahunna, Sheegouna, end at Start
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COMMENTSComment created by Bunsen7 2022-Mar-30
Followed a similar route but instead of turning east down the forest track to the road on the east side of Sheegowna, when I reached S309 317, the point where this track slaloms eastwards downhill via a track within fortified forest area, I instead continued southwards along the farm track that is roughly at about the 400m elevation.
I continued almost directly southwards, only deviating to sheep tracks where possible to avoid losing height. This left me at the forest. I had the option of turning south west uphill to regain the main track. However, rather than climb again, I entered the forest around S311 301 and tried to contour through the forest. This ultimately was possible, but at certain points I had to deviate from the track due to fallen trees. Eventually I emerged from the forest around S310 294.NOTE: ALL information such as Ascent, Length and Creator time taken etc should be regarded as approximate. The creator's comments are opinions and may not be accurate or still correct.
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