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No good bringing an OS Map and Compass if you don't know how to use them together to find where you are and the bearing to where you want to go.

Great video man, beautifully filmed and narrated!

Absolutely loved this amd.shared it with loads of people. Great video

Thank you for your amazing work. Loved visiting last year with my wife and the place was looking great.

What a fine, wonderful thing to do. Good on you, men, you just made the world a better place.

Thanks again for a brilliant day, it really was a pleasure to be up there helping and gave a real satisfaction to be able to give something back to the mountains. Your team do amazing work not just in the high Mournes but right across the whole area and it really is appreciated. Keep up the great work! 😀

Does anyone know the history of the stone with the words: STOP. Look around and praise the name of him who made it all

I camped there Sept 2011. Would love to go back there.

I'm homesick now!!!

Loved Tollymore forest.

Really interesting video, fascinating glimpse into the history of the Follies.

Brilliant

Great story! Thank you for sharing ❤️

Mr Kilgore, Alan, I am so happy to see your video. I was a pupil at Orangefield. I am turning 44 this week, and last year started writing a memoir, and I mention you in it. I had already at a young age when I first met you at Whinlands, discovered a love of birds, and it has stuck with me to this day, and is so much of the reason why I love the outdoors, and I remember that you inspired me even more, when you told me about hawks, and falcons and possibly even having seen an Osprey at Castlewellan (not sure if that is accurate, but that is my memory) I could listen to you all day. Many many thanks 🙏

Great video. Shared it far and wide

Very interesting. I've been round Tollymore many times and always wanted to know its history.

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Fascinating stuff

I’ve been walking these hills for fifty years, but now, only now, do I know what happened to the Donard trig stone!! Very nice film.

Hi is Dr Shannon related to the Fegan’s in Rathfriland?

I understand the need for the folly, a whimsical foray into a childhood mystique, a memory seeking further joy in the adult form.

Thank you very much for taking the time to produce and share this-- it means quite a lot to me and my family to see footage and hear stories about the Mournes.

excellent piece of work - have shared it with the F.B. group A Day in the Life of Kilkeel and Mourne and the members love it

So proud to be related to this wonderful family! Listening to you talk is so precious to me, but makes me miss you so much!

A great video

wooowwowwwwowwwweeeee what's goin on ere' then ?

Very interesting documentary.