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Doonmacfelim local pub view from the shoreline photo from the walk through Doolin

Doonmacfelim House Doolin

Doolin, County Clare, Ireland

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Bikes and Pipes

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... me to "Take it away!" I quickly scanned my brain for a song I learned in my lessons, sang a bit, and closed with tumultuous applause. If I appreciate anything about Ireland, I appreciate the wonderful support system. People seem to genuinely encourage music making, urging me to sing. I am surely regaining some lost confidence because of their strong support. The MC had to leave early. One of my new high friends played uillean pipes as he exited and the ...

I actually got sunburned in Ireland!

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... impressive from there too. It was interesting, the visitor center and shops were all built into the side of a hill. Very cool.

We decided to have dinner at McDermott’s tonight, and I had the fish & chips but they weren’t that great. They were too crispy and I didn’t like the tartar sauce.

Mom was feeling tired tonight because she was developing a cold. So she didn’t go out for ...

The Cliffs Of Insanity (err, Moher)!

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... and last) pub not only had a TV, but the Tour was already on! We caught Andy Schleck making his move on the final mountain to pull within 15 seconds of Voeckler and the yellow jersey!

After that, we headed back to the hostel, showered and headed out for music at Gus O'Connors. Sadly, we were way tired and after a pint, we went home to bed - a good hour before the music started.

Guess we're going to have to stay here another night.

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Always loved cliffs!

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... I can't remember from which countries) but they aren't allowed to show to tourists. The weight of this stalactite is about 10 tons. The cave was discovered by English pot-holers exploring the honeycomb of caves tunneled by the rivers that run underground through the soft limestone of the Burren. They squeezed through many feet of tunnel, far down to an abyss of darkness. The light from their head-lamp illuminated the spectacular stalactite we are now able to ...

We Need an Exterminator!

A travel blog entry by sparsel

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... in a field, which apparently was set there by glaciers of the past. It was around 14 feet high and wide and it looked quite out of place in the flat field. We both climbed to the top of the imposing boulder and looked out over the land. We had walked quite a way and we were searching for a quicker way back. The easiest way appeared to be through a few cow pastures so we took off hoping for the best.

After dodging bulls, bugs and falling into ...

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