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Ahhhhhh Its a Lovely Day In Ireland
Good morning to you! Ahhhhhhh it's a lovely day in Ireland....can you smell that fresh air?! Wow! I can hear the birds singing outside and I know it's going to be a wonderful day. We've just had our breakfast here at our B&B in Trim...it's Thursday morning and we're going to be taking a bus into Dublin for a day of trekin about the city. …
Tidy Trim
... actor in an American movie about Scottish history.
Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to go inside, but this was the best castle we'd seen so far, just because it was quiet and no touristy, and nice and ruiny instead of being all fancy with gardens and all.
Pretty cool. This castle is from like 1179 or so. Check out the ...
Day 14.. driving from the very north to Trim...
... inside the tomb where no rain has touched for over 5000 years was so .. well... not really spiritual but very moving.. they built it so that on Dec 21st of every year a single line of sunshine comes thru a hole above the door and the sun lights the place for 17 minutes.. when we were inside the guide shut off all the lights so we were in pitch blackness... total silence then she shone a light to show how it looks.. it was chilling.. LOVED It! then ...
One of Those Days
... statue from Easter Island. The Moai was interesting because they had it all cleaned up and we could really see the carvings on it in a way we couldn't on the island. Also, this particular Moai had been moved from its ahu to the Orongo site during the birdman era, and it actually had birdman carvings on it - which are from a completely different historical period. But I digress - that's another trip.
After the museum, it was time to ...
Day 12 - Dublin
... the lady near us who had to lie on the floor most of the way.
The trip was uneventful and there was nothing to look at out the windows except waves, so we spent the time catching up on the blog.
We arrived in Dublin port about 5:15pm and were off the boat pretty quickly. Using the Sat. Nav. we found our way to our hotel, but again were faced with a “no parking” dilemma. We drove around the block a couple ...