A trip to Kearney Village near Portaferry on the County Down coast and restored by National Trust.

[@andylee6701]

Beautiful place!

[@nakedireland]

It really is Andy, always nice to go there. Thanks for your support.

[@GaryGSF]

It is one place I've never been. It is definitely on my to do list on my motorbike after lockdown is over.

[@nakedireland]

Definitely go Gary! It’s a small place, but really nice and very chilled.

[@fatherbaba9883]

Hey, you would like to make a video about pastures, sheep, the life of a shepherd, the wool-cutting season and the famous Irish woolen clothes. I love to herd sheep, and I hope so in the beautiful pastures of Ireland.

[@nakedireland]

That’s a good idea, I’ll have a think about how I might do that. It would certainly make an interesting video. It might take me a while to organise something like that though.

[@TomMcClean]

Yes we want to get there NIr!

[@nakedireland]

All this lockdown’s not great for the videoing Tom!!

[@TomMcClean]

It is indeed very difficult NIr. In the spring and summer you could go further afield. The weather and poor light are certainly very much against us too. Travelling even a wee bit of a distance is not really an option with no coffee shops/restaurants/hotels open and more fundimentally no toilets.

[@nakedireland]

As you always say Tom, we’ll try and keep er lit somehow!

[@MartyTohill]

Class I like your narration style. We should talk . My dad is a font of knowledge for all things Irish. If you are looking for weird and wonderful stories about local places. He’s you man. Gonna watch the test of you videos later. Great job.

[@nakedireland]

Ah thanks so much Marty. Yes, I’m always interested in the trivia behind locations. The trouble at the moment, obviously, is that I can’t even get out to make more videos.