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Articles by Adrian Hendroff
Mountain Photography For Beginners: 20 Top Tips
Most of us like to record a photographic memory of our mountain days. But some aspire to more than snapshots, seeking to capture that quintessential moment when all the elements of nature come together to form an image of ephemeral beauty. Taking great photos in the mountains is more than just lucky pointing and shooting - it's an attempt to capture the essence of a wild place that requires patience, planning and precision.
Cnoc na Péiste via Lough Googh Loop
These are my riches, these and the bright remembering Of ridge and buttress and sky-shouldering spire These I shall count, when I am old, of an evening, Siting by the fire. Showell Styles The MacGillycuddy’s Reeks, also known as Na Cruacha Dubha, or ‘the black stacks’ are home to the highest mountains in Ireland. Before the nineteenth century it was virgin territory; no one scaled its peaks, nor were there conclusive barometrical measurements to ascertain its heights.
30 best spring walks in Ireland: Fresh air for every age and fitness level!
30 best spring walks in Ireland: Fresh air for every age and fitness level! Independent.ie Now that there's a bit of a stretch in the evening and temperatures are rising, the thought of lungfuls of fresh air and big skies is luring us outdoors again.
Lights, camera, action! Six films and TV shows to inspire your travel in 2019
Where to Start Ireland is a lovely place to take a walk. For such a small island, it offers a huge variety of landscapes to explore. And nowhere is too far from the start point of a good walking route.
10 Great Walks in and Around the Mournes
Prolific hillwalker and guidebook author Adrian Hendroff describes ten of his favourite walks in the Mourne and Cooley Mountains, a diverse and spectacular corner of Northern Ireland that's too often overlooked. For loads more on this great area, see Adrian's new book The Mourne and Cooley Mountains: A Walking Guide The Mourne mountains, the jewels of County Down that 'sweep down to the sea' hug the Irish coastline in a compact region designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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