Glendalough Cathedral

Grandalo, a mountainous clustering place, a place for outings - a monastery that will surprise everyone. I have been in the monastery, and I really feel surprised. The high round tower, the tombstones on the ground, the building with only the remaining walls, at first made me think of the place that I had been fighting, and listened to the explanations of the local people. Sure enough, so this is also a sacred place. It retains the blood and the spirit of the country when fighting. There are many people who like to rest here, and of course it is not just sitting on the ground, if you like, but even pouring on the lawn. Once I fell on the lawn, watching all this like a movie scene, beautiful and comfortable, the children in front of me playing, and I fell on the lawn, watching them play, some people fly kites, some people pray, some people picnic. A little further away, there will be a small lake, where someone will even swim in it, which may be a little incredible to me, but it is a very unusual thing. They would sit on the big rocks by the lake to accompany the swimmers, and some would jump into the lake to play, which was just an outing for them.

To find a relic in Ireland, there is no better place than the fairy-stained Glendalough, which means "the valley between the two lakes" in Irish, as the name implies, a quiet valley with two lakes. The Grandallo Monastery site and round tower, which is closer to the valley than the lake, are full of simplicity and seclusion, and the treasure is covered with a mysterious veil. As we walked through a path of blue flowers and pine nuts, a large fragment of the cemetery's ruins appeared before us. At its height, the monastery was home to 3,000 people, and survived years of harassment and looting by the Vikings, but it was ultimately unable to resist the destruction of the British army under Henry VIII, and the monastery was destroyed in the sixteenth century and abandoned. The cathedral, which is only left with four walls, is the largest remaining relics. Going deep in the valley, the first lake I saw was not too big. The lake shore happened to encounter a group of sheep who were leisurely eating grass, so that the picture was instantly moving. The second lake, which went up for ten minutes, was one of the locations where Mel • Gibson's grand epic film, Brave Heart, was shot.

Glendalough | Searching for faith in Glendalough between landscapes and jungles is one of the hottest attractions in Wicklow Mountains National Park. The Irish word for "Glendalough" means "gorge between two lakes", which sounds quite interesting, and we are intoxicated by the original and magnificent beauty. My friends and I set off to ride to Glendalough, and along the way, we could always see cattle and sheep not far away on both sides of the road, and the yellow flowers in the field were spreading indiscriminately, and it took about 2 hours to ride to the place where there was a lake. Standing on the hillside and looking down is the best angle for Glendalough, feeling the wind here, watching the lake set between the mountains, like a pure blue gem left over the canyon. The green hills, clear lakes, trickling streams, dense oak trees all give Glendalough a fairyland-like atmosphere. The monastery of Glendalough walks through a stone arch gate to the ruins of Glendalough. The first impression of the monastery was mystical, when the monastery chose this side of pure land to avoid the noise of the world. Outside the door is the worldly prosperity, and inside the door is a quiet resort. Walking on the green stone paved path, I slowed down to feel the paradise. Between the grass and the grass, a high round spire stone tower, made of stone, is set inlaid with wooden beams. On such a ruin, the stone tower stands tall, like guarding the eternal life of the world. Suggested season to play: spring