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Day 36 - Dublin
I have only one full day here in Dublin and I felt the best way to see as much as possible is to go on a Hop On Hop Off City Bus Tour. They had 23 stops and I picked the ones I wanted to see most and off I went. My first stop was to Dublin Castle. Not quite up to par with the previous castles I've seen but still a pretty place. It was built in 1204 …
Vietnam Visa
... and will stay, a mystery. I did try to set it up, and, I accomplished the feat. However transferring money into the account was a whole different ball game. A ‘card reader’ is needed…. Mine, I presume, is under my bed in a suitcase which is also filled with bank statements, bills, tax stuff and everything else that I consider to be ‘grown-up’ material. Hidden. The card reader may have never been opened, like the majority ...
C'mon you can think of a clever title
... full of straw, wood, metal, glass and other garbage. So time was spent sorting the pile of mess.
At the end of the working day. We had a meal in the house prepared by Virgina followed by a bonfire made from burnable material from the day's work. Then Dan, Iona and I along with 4 other people slept in the yurt for the night.
What I enjoyed was participating in ...
Sometimes you have to break the rules to have fun
... the ruins I mentioned above).
One of the highlights of the day was our visit to the pub at Kyteler's Inn, which has been in operation for more than 650 years--there's a pretty interesting story behind it too, worth a short read. We had supper and enjoyed some local musicians as well as conversation with a local woman and her daughter. The woman's grandson was a little older than Oliver. He definitely made a few ...
A soft landing in Dublin
... in their apparel given the cooler temperature lately. Tea seems to be the default beverage over coffee, which I was really excited about given my "when in Rome" philosophy and my stomach's lifelong feud with coffee (for those who followed the blog for our trip to France and Italy last year, you'll know how that feud turned out).
Speaking of dark beverages, we did take a tour of St. James' Gate, the famous Guinness brewery, which brews 67% ...
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