Bayview Caravan Park
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Bayview Caravan Park Galway

Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland

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Yes, the van can aquaplane quite well

A travel blog entry by stoogefx

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Happy 13th Birthday to you Ariel!!

A travel blog entry by abbatravels

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... or eat if that was true. There were stunning 360 degree views from the top of the hill. But the weirdest site was the Wishing Tree, an old Pagan ritual was that people would tie something significant to the tree for healing and luck. There were all these bits and pieces of guff tied all over the branches of the tree, including someones nickers - hah?

We also visited the impressive Trim Castle - the largest ...

My First Trip To Granddaddios

A travel blog entry by laylagrace

... to the mystery destination full of excitement. We didn't have to drive very far before we arrived at our destination.

Mummy & Daddy took me out of the car again & we knocked on the door of a mystery house, I was so excited to see my Granddaddio open the door & he was very excited to see us! We went down for a big McEntee family gathering & with me being the latest McEntee to join the clan I had to be there! I got to meet all of ...

Galway & The Cliffs

A travel blog entry by blonde.wanderer

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... One was about the sheep in the area but who knows what is actually true and what he made up to make it more interesting. For example, the sheep have colored dyes on their backs- blue and pink- and the male sheep have plastic pouches on their stomachs that changes color due to their hormones. After they *wink wink* with a female, the dye is transmitted to the female so the farmers know which to move to a separate area ...

Fish 'n' Chips

A travel blog entry by sunnyrosalie

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... die Elfen sich über die Geschenke wirklich freuen, aber anderes Land, andere Sitten.
Leider haben wir von die Elfenbaumtradition genau 20 Tage zu spät gehört, denn sonst hätten wir auf unseren vielen Fahrten sicher noch den einen oder anderen Elfenbaum entdeckt. Der Legende nach darf ein Landwirt einen alleinstehenden Baum auf einem Feld nicht fällen, denn sonst werden die Elfen ungemütlich. Wir haben leider keine Elfen getroffen, aber wir glauben daran =)

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