#MySundayPhoto – Stepping back in time / Voyage dans le temps
The acorns eagerly squeezed through the 5,000 year old stone passage of the little-known neolithic cairn which caps the summit of Seefin Hill (alt. 650m/2,132ft), west Wicklow.
One of five similar passage tombs in the area, Seefin supplied the white quartz stone used to build Newgrange, in the Boyne Valley, Co Meath.
Les graines de chêne se sont faufilées dans le passage en pierre vieux de 5000 ans du cairn néolithique méconnu qui coiffe le mont Seefin (alt. 650 mètres), à l’ouest de Wicklow.
C’est un des cinq tombeaux à couloir situés dans ce recoin isolé de Wicklow. C’est du mont Seefin que provint le quartz blanc utilisé pour la construction de Newgrange, Co Meath.
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Ooo I want to see what’s inside
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Lol there’ll be plenty more pictures in the upcoming blog post, including of the inside of the passage tomb. 😉
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Amazing, I love cairns. #MySundayPhoto
It is a magical spot, so peaceful and so beautiful. Plenty more photos in the upcoming post 😉
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Looks like a super fun place to explore!