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Julia and Daniel's Wedding
Today was the wedding. I woke up early so I could move my hirecar out of the ticketed area and towards the rock - because you pay 3euro there regardless of the time - so I was going to leave it there for the rest of the time in Cashel. It was around 9.20am by the time I got to the rock - I got a little confused finding the right side street to turn …
Dublin to Rock of Cashel
... perhaps there is such a thing as too much preparation :) I bought a rather pricey sweater but I suspect (hope) that it will be one of those pieces of clothing that lasts forever and is timeless enough that I can wear it well into the future. Ann Marie (helping me to rationalize it) said that it would be like paying a dollar a year for the sweater. I won't say how much I paid, I'll just say that I'm really glad that she is so certain I will live that far past ...
One of Those Days
... the airlines with carry-on weight limits). Little D was in need of a stroller break anyway, so we took turns - I went into the museum for about 15 minutes while T stayed outside with a playing Little D, and then we switched. Luckily the Rosetta stone is on the ground floor and in one of the front rooms, so we got to take a look at that, which was one of our main objectives. Other highlights were the rest of the Egyptian and Assyrian collections, and ...
Day 12 - Dublin
... our ferry. These are big boats – much bigger than the Kangaroo Island ferry. There are several decks for vehicles and then several decks for passengers which include lounges, restaurants, TV and film areas etc.
The trip across was remarkably calm – a few bumps but little more than that. There were plenty of white caps on the waves and it did look a bit rough out there. Even so, there were a few people who looked a bit ...
Wedding jigs in Cashel
... and Martine on Sunday we headed to the ‘recovery BBQ’ at Ellen’s, where some local musicians were putting out a great sound on the back veranda and a bit of croquet was being played gingerly on the front lawn. We then went for a drive with Tex and Marie to Tipperary (it wasn’t THAT far) for dinner. We stopped on the way back for some sunset photos at a pretty little town called Golden.
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