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In Co. Kerry
... pour. It did not stop until we got closer to ballymarkeery. It was a bit scary as there was a detour onto a road that was not really suitible for high volume of traffic and rough terrain. We did not really relax until we stopped for tea at the same house we attempted to go to on route to Dingle. Then we went home.
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Misty, rainy, sunny, last day in Dingle
... found on the old stones, on a pendant with a gold Celtic triad. "By having your name inscribed on Ogham, you share a piece of Ireland's history as 2000 years later, this script is still being used".
Drove up the back road through Connor Pass - oh my goodness the road was narrow, tiny and steep sides that I was glad I couldn't really see as the edge seemed too near! Too foggy to see anything ...
Nighttime: BEST night of the trip!
... loved him. Then the local "spinster" who had had more than enough beer and was so funny, hanging on to all the cute young guys who were so patient with her - quite amazing; then the sweet young thing who appeared rather annoyed with her handsome young guy for ignoring her. What fun to observe and augment the music.
Dragged ourselves back to the B and B when the music was done. "We'll sleep when we get home!!" our mantra.
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Queen of The World Moment
... m staying). After grabbing some picnic fixings I decided to hoof out to the ring forts. Cahersiveen has two, one of which has undergone extensive restoration. I had to see them. It was probably low 70s and gorgeous so the walk was pleasant if not as short as anticipated. Another 4km and I arrived at the Cahergal Ring Fort. What a view! They aren't exactly sure what the fort was used for or by whom, but figure it was most ...
Little lamsy divey
... it, cringing on the inside because the clarinets are squeaky and no player is in tune. Now, turn it into Irish music. There you have it, the Irish music version of an elementary band concert, squeaky flutes and all! I watched several, some not so bad, some just painful, some kinda fun. And then I had enough, so I left. The weather outside was oh so fine and I was at the beach!
Off I went, through beautiful neighborhoods filled with ...
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