Navan Part 2

Navan Part 2

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Walking Tours of Ireland

I enjoy walking and I enjoy Traveling, But i Love my country
So to combine my interest along with photograpahy I have created these Virtual Walking tours
Along with Drone footage from my DJI Mavic Air 2 and my Dji Pocket / Osmo 2
Some of these videos will be long and some will be short
Some people like to binge watch and these are the long videos , to get the sense of walking around
Some people only hop on for a short fix so i will also make shorter "get to the point" videos
Some will be me talking and others will be just text informaiton
But of all these i want you , the viewer, to enjoy the peacefull videos and sometimes hectic ones too and enjoy the content and feel the love for my country

My main reason for these videos is to share where people cant attent ,either if sick or unable to finacially travel to , i hope to bring them to these places and feel like they are walking with me

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Copyright note : Anyone who wishes to use my video can do so but under the conditon that i get credit , post my channels name and link in any material used

No need to ask me , once credit is provided you have my consent to use my videos

Ireland

Facts
Ireland is known for its wide expanses of lush, green fields. In fact, its nickname is the Emerald Isle.
But there are also large areas of rugged, rocky landscape. About 15,000 years ago,
Ireland was completely covered by thick glaciers.
The movement of these giant sheets of ice stripped the soil,
leaving huge tracts of flat, limestone pavement.

PEOPLE & CULTURE
Ireland is a nation of storytellers.
The tradition dates back to Celtic bards,
who would record and recite the country's history.
Many famed writers come from Ireland, including four winners of the Nobel Prize for literature.
The Irish also excel in music and sports.

NATURE
The Irish have a great affection for nature and rural life.
The country's first coins even featured pictures of animals.
Low levels of development and pollution in Ireland have left most of the nation's open spaces relatively undisturbed.
Did you know that there are no wild snakes in Ireland?
The sea has stopped many animals common on mainland Europe from reaching the island.
There are also only two wild mouse species, one type of lizard, and just three kinds of amphibians.
Irish wildlife is protected by government conservation programs.
To preserve natural habitat,
the government has established six national parks and hundreds of national heritage areas throughout the country.

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[davidpryle]

I’m surprised nobody has pointed this out, but when you were looking over the bridge and you described the river as “diverging”, what you were actually looking at was the meeting of two rivers, the Boyne and the Blackwater.

[TimingLifestyleTV]

Happy to see you again, Nice virtual walk, Good night my friends

[radiogramgramophonetoons]

2.59 on your video, in 1962/66 long time before that ring road was built. I Used to walk home from school at The DeLa Salle brothers school, down that hill from the town square, over the river bridge, passing Walshes furniture factory and Spicers bakery on the left, the Convent school for girls on the right and home was up the Athlumney road.

[radiogramgramophonetoons]

4.45 of your video in the 1960/70s. The green fronted shop with a concrete step at the shop door used to be a sweetshop/grocers called ‘The Mecca’, run by a lovely couple ‘Mr and Mrs Duncan’.
Down the road a bit on the other side of the road was ‘The Bon Bon sweet shop’
(I remember the shops selling sweets !! )
Hotel on the left at 6.05 of the vid used to be called ‘The Russell Arms Hotel’………… my dads main drinking place 😂
The church at 8.13 of the video, with the school next to it (first school I attended in 1962) the church where we as a family attended every Sunday morning. Fair green (car park opp the church) where the fairs were held and right in the left hand corner of the fair green, used to be Navan Coal.

[VallartaLovers]

This is a wonderful walk video with incredible shoots. I enjoyed it.

[openmindedwonderer]

Nice place to walk, hope you didn’t come down with anything to nasty. Cara x

[Zoe-drps]

Hope you're feeling a bit better. Chill out and get well 🙂

[ndbaydc]

Hometown of pierce brosnan aka James Bond