Blissful Dawn captures a glowing sunrise over the bog cotton fields of Carrowbehy, County Roscommon. This print shows the soft, white tufts of bog cotton catching the first light of day.
Image description
This photograph shows a field of golden grass and white bog cotton under a bright morning sun. The sun sits low, casting a warm orange glow across the landscape. A thin layer of mist hangs over the ground in the distance. Above, the sky changes from golden yellow to a soft blue with purple clouds. This peaceful scene brings the quiet beauty of the Irish peatlands into your home.
Carrowbehy facts
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Bog Cotton: Also called “Ceannbhán” in Irish, this plant grows well in wet, boggy soil.
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Nature’s Wool: In the past, people used the fluffy white heads of bog cotton to stuff pillows.
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Protected Land: Carrowbehy Bog is a protected area. It is one of the most important raised bogs in Europe.
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Golden Hour: The early morning light in Roscommon is perfect for showing the textures of the bogland.
Location
This image was taken at Carrowbehy in West Roscommon. It is a quiet area known for its deep peatlands and wide horizons. The bog is near the towns of Ballaghaderreen and Ballyhaunis.






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