Inagh Valley Part I
As part of the Connemara Loop no one who spends time in the locality should miss the road turning right after Recess that brings you over to Kylemore. Meandering past Lough Inagh, the Twelve Bens are to the left, with the Maum Turk mountain range to the right. This is a stunningly beautiful scenic route, taking you past turf stacks, the typically characterful mountain breed of sheep and uncomparable jaw-dropping landscape until you emerge at the turn; left to return to Clifden and visit Kylemore Abbey or right to extend your tour further towards Leenane.
This characterful winding road is full of character. In the summer the ewes are out with their lambs, often snuggled up right on the edge of the road. With the exception of winter and early spring you will often see sheep grazing the verges of the road. If you are driving, be ready to slow down as the sheep casually saunter across the road.
This frame is designed to cater to the weight of the glass and purpose built to achieve this.
Code: CFA156
Frame Dimensions: 99x67cm
Glass Panel Dimensions: 62x31cm
Weight: 13.7kg