... is with a cup of tea, a Guinness and a dodgy map. Here begins the adventure...
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Sometimes a walk with a dodgy map can result in too much adventure. This Christmas two Pirates and guests had to be rescued from the back of beyond of Ballycroy. They could just about reach our dear friend Annie Masterson by mobile who alerted the Mayo Rescue Service. Thanks to them the reckless adventurers came home safe.
Actually we got lost at almost the same place. It must be the Ballycroy Bermuda triangle...
Yes, BEWARE of anarchistic walks even on a perfectly friendly day. It is not only dodgy maps that are tricky. The Irish weather can also play nasty tricks on you, let alone mud, bog holes, midges and washed away tracks that your guide book tells you will easily lead you from A to B........
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