If you have never had the chance to be out on a typical Irish mountain top, let me give you a glimpse of what they look like. Generally the underlying rock is very hard and doesn't permit water to drain through it easily. The Irish climate can be quite damp, so moss got a chance to grow on these mountain tops and over the millennia the layers of moss built up one on top of the other building up these unique eco systems called bogs. I filmed this for you the other day I was out searching new locations to film. I hope you get something from this #Short video.
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If you have never had the chance to be out on a typical Irish mountain top, let me give you a glimpse of what they look like. Generally the underlying rock is very hard and doesn't permit water to drain through it easily. The Irish climate can be quite damp, so moss got a chance to grow on these mountain tops and over the millennia the layers of moss built up one on top of the other building up these unique eco systems called bogs.
I filmed this for you the other day I was out searching new locations to film. I hope you get something from this #Short video.
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