The surreal colours of Ireland
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Forty shades of green. Warm people. Dreamy landscapes. 'The' beer in the pub. One man set out on a journey to discover them! From the star cluster of Dublin Pubs to plenitude of nature-scapes, Motographer Sundeep Gajjar has a serious inkling that this will be bordering an enigmatic soul-stirring spiritual experience, or even across it...
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Surreal and calm Dublin after the sunset.
The Moto Guzzi Norge at the Great South Wall in Dublin
When the street lights takes over the sunlight at Dublin port.
Grass under the water adds different colors to the flowing river water en route to Wexford.
Charming pubs are literally everywhere in Ireland. One such is Glendalough.
Beautiful houses with gorgeous surroundings can be seen throughout Ireland. This is one such on my way To Wexford.
I believe I can fly. If you do, come fly with me at Kilmore Quay
Hook Head Lighthouse in Wexford is another view of the Irish coastline.
A cemetery on the way to Hook Head was not lame and grey at all. Instead, the Irish believe in colouring the space for resting souls as well.
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The beautiful gardens of more beautiful Castle Lismore
Castle Lismore in the surroundings of its gardens made this click look like a postcard.
The beautiful village of Kinsale is like a fairy tale, full of colours.
Lovely shopfront in Kinsale. The air is so clean that you can eat on the road-side
Drombeg Stone Circle AKA The Druid's Altar. Drombeg is probably one of Ireland's most famous attractions.
A bar in the Beara Peninsula is all set to serve
Sun rays filtering through clouds spreading their warmth on the farms at Moll's Gap
Lots of colors, very clean. I could pick my candy and eat it off the road if I dropped it. The beautiful Town of Kilrush, Co.
Now who wouldn't want to ride on this beautiful road To Ennis, Co. Clare.
