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Go Mall: driving in Ireland
... Alex does know. It isn't all hair pin turns and white knuckles. The motor ways and national roads are similar to highways in Canada. As long as you know how to get in and out of a roundabout, you can drive the major roads in Ireland. Unfortunately, there seems to be a direct relationship between beautiful scenery and scary driving conditions. Narrow, winding roads on the sides of a cliff may be a little dangerous, but you can't miss the ...
When the journey is the destination
... the tiny windy roads was just amazing. I kept having what I called "Ryan Gosling with his shirt off" moments. There is this scene in the movie "Crazy Stupid Love" where Ryan Gosling takes his shirt off, and Emma Stone is like, "Seriously?!? It's like you're photoshopped or something." That's what today was like. Seriously? How is there this gorgeous beach AND a lake right next to it AND sheep running around???
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Day Six – Puke City
We awoke early to get in our tour at 9:30 of Molex. We had been there before and I remember it as a good tour. Their core business was different than Harmac and that made it interesting to the students. If it was another medical company, the students would not have liked to see two of the same. They focused on computer and networking connectors and devices. They were having in some of their customers as well as going through an audit, ...
Shocking fun with cows
... wind gust. I took some pics but had the wrong ISO setting or something. Then on our way into Doolin, we saw a castle on the side of the road (need to look up name) and I went to grab a pic and leaned over a wire fence and got the **** shocked out of me. Of course all this was captured on video that I plan to upload later. So we moved on (and me licking my wounds) and we finally made it to Daly’s House in ...
Its a long way to Tiperrary
... or any other flag in the streets). Also never seen anything like the police stations near the border which are like miliatary compounds to stop would be bombers/terrorists what ever you like to call them. Violence has been increasing in the past couple of years, lets hope its not a trend...anyway back to the beaches.
Surf was forecast to increase so we headed staight to Donegal in north west ireland and spent about a week camping in surf spots like Bundoran and Easky ...
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
- Kitchenette