Lough Tay from the Sally Gap, in the wrong weather

The dark inland lough below the Wicklow uplands, seen from the bog road above, on a day the cloud will not lift.

From the Sally Gap and the bog road above, we see Lough Tay on a day the cloud will not lift. The small glacial corrie, a bare hour south of Dublin, is defined by its tea-black waters, a half moon of white quartz beach, and the steep western scree of Luggala. From this high perspective, the lough truly mimics a pint of stout with a frothy head of sand.