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In Co. Kerry
Aaron and I took a drive to County Kerry. It took about 3 hours to get there had we gone straight but we did not.
On route to Dingle. We stopped over at Macroom to grab lunch. We ordered our lunch to go and drove to a park bench near Kelarney National Park and Kelarney town then ate our lunch there. In doing so we saving both time and money (2 or 3 euros) over dining in. We then drove to someones house to see if they were home. They were ...
Misty, rainy, sunny, last day in Dingle
... Courthouse for more music. We were just going to stay a bit but a few hours later!!!!....owner Tommy O'Sullivan (guess he even tours the USA!) and his mate Jeremy on the fiddle provided absolutely wonderful music - we had a second evening of great fun and even shared a bit of it with Americans Paul and Laura. We will miss this Pub!
...and to bed late again :) but filled with true Irish experiences.
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Day 111 - Dingle Dangle
With the rain not letting up we drove into Dingle. It was great as we had managed with no planning at all, to cross paths again with the Rogers. We met them for a morning tea of coffees and scones at a quaint little café off the main street of Dingle.
Afterwards the Rogers headed off to explore the Dingle Peninsula. Deciding this sounded like a good idea, we grabbed a map from the information office and took off ...
Sleeping In and Wearing Sandals
... the Bay on another lovely sunny morning. We did a little shopping, ultimately purchasing an Irish flute because it was a light, easy-to-pack souvenir that reminded us of the music that seemed to waft out of many local storefronts. Think of the score from Titanic. That's what it reminded us of. For lunch, we stopped at Cul Gairdin, a whole food cafe with delicious vegetarian dishes. They have a lovely backyard garden, where we sat in ...
An Daingean - A Dingle Experience
... and hope for the children. So, by the end of the three days we spent in Dingle, we have taken hikes, driven miles, clicked hundreds of pictures, listened to music and did some souvenir shopping. We leave tomorrow, continuing our journey north towards the cliffs of Moher. This is the land my Grandmother loved….the place she shared with her grandchildren. There will always be a piece of me here in Dingle no matter where I travel.
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