:48:02
In there? With you?
:48:04
Oh, okay.
:48:06
Well, it's really
not that far.
:48:08
I mean, you just carry on
straight down this road here.
:48:11
After about, oh, eight miles
you'll see a signpost
:48:14
for the Devil's Staircase and uh...
:48:16
well, apparently the castle
is just the other side.
:48:22
So, where did you get it?
:48:24
Uh, Mr. O'Callaghan
back in the village.
:48:26
He's not open
on a Tuesday.
:48:28
No, I borrowed this from Mr. O'Callaghan
the butcher down the road.
:48:31
He's Mr. O'Callaghan,
the car hire man's, Uncle.
:48:33
- And you see, every Tuesday...
- I don't want to know.
:48:43
Oh, it's beautiful.
:48:47
If you can touch the horizon
:48:49
you're near your journey's end.
:48:53
James Joyce?
:48:55
No, my uncle Clive.
:48:58
But equally profound,
wouldn't you say?
:49:16
Well, that spoiled it for me.
:49:19
What am I going to tell
Mr. O'Callaghan?
:49:32
Isn't fog the most incredible
natural phenomenon?
:49:35
See, in rocky areas like this,
:49:38
the temperature of the rocks
in the daytime
:49:40
is much cooler than the earth
so... what happens...
:49:44
Weather Channel.
:49:49
- It is now midnight.
- Look, look.
:49:52
I know we're a bit lost,
I admit that,
:49:55
but we're very close.
We're very close, I can smell it.
:49:58
- See, I think if...
- Wait a second.