Description: The Burren on the west coast of Ireland, its National Park and stretch of Wild Atlantic Way
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At the front of my house lay the hills of Burren, a beautiful and extraordinarily rich ecosystem carved by rain and shaped by humans through generations of farming and gathering.
Many passing visitors will describe the Burren as a harsh rocky landscape lashed on by Atlantic winter storms, the occasional tortured shrubs dotting the limestone pavements otherwise bare of any vegetation.
With Burren hills and lowlands at my doorstep I am fortunate to venture out as much as possible, often disregarding clueless weather forecasts. I have witnessed the season changes and continue to observe the variation of light on the landscape as sun and moon change trajectory throughout the months.