Carna Bay Hotel
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Perfect Day
... aka streaky bacon) is at McDonalds….and to answer that question yeah, I went to McDonalds….twice. Never thought I would be that guy but I need as much cheap food as I can get.
Had about an hour bus ride to the harbor with the ferry and another 45 minute ferry ride to the largest island of the aran islands. I love traveling with this group---goes really fast (except for poor Baron who doesn't get along with ...
An Island of Stone
... beach with, instead of fine sand, tiny bits of corral everywhere. When we finally got on the ferry it took us about 50min to get across, perfect amount for a nice little nap.
Once on the island we got on a van that tours around the island and the driver points out what's interesting about the history of the people who lived there. The fort that we came to see is called Dun Aonghasa (dun-ang-guss)? It was about a 10min ...
It's been a month! Reflection time...
... students” which are ages 30-60!
- People seem to be more interested in treating other people as human beings. Example: the woman at the post office greets me with a big smile and asks me how I’m doing. This is contrary to not making eye contact with me and asking me what I want in a monotone voice.
- There are many places to sit by a body of water ...
Land of the Leprechauns
... 8230;.in Granada….at our same school! Small world.
We had about five minutes to get out and take pictures around the little castle/watch tower and then it was back in the bus. We drove through small towns that had colorful buildings. We saw a lot of water (bays that went out to the Atlantic), and more countryside. We also saw a bunch of mountains that were completely covered in rock. A great deal of Ireland is rock (that’s ...
Gaaaaaalway
Ireland is so green! They weren't lying!
Galway was gnarly. It was windy and story the first night that we got there and we had a little adventure to find food the first night that we got there. We ended up walking a few blocks and stopping at a hotel restaurant because it was pretty miserable outside.
The second day we were there, we experienced galway at its finest. Sunny skies, brisk weather, and the market was open. that was really rad ...
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- Wheelchair accessibility
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- Pets allowed