Fountain Court Guesthouse Ennis

i have a strange feeling that i will not be staying on top of this until i get home...i've been crazy busy with school and trying to maintain somewhat of a social life. well anyway, my mom will be here on Friday! i'm so excited, i just can't wait. my aunt and my cousin are coming too and we're going to have so much fun! well time to get more work done so that i'll be able to have fun while they're here! love you all and i'll be home a month from today!

Due to a number of reasons, my travel plans have changed.<br><br>Now, I will be leaving on November 10th, to arrive in Delhi.<br>I'll spend 4 weeks in India then fly from Chennai to Singapore on December 8th.<br><br>I will travel overland through Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Singapore and China, then fly out of Hong Kong to Perth on March 11th.<br> <br>I will send 7 weeks high-tailing it through Australia before leaving from Brisbane to go to New Zealand on ...

Day 3 led us up north a bit along the Atlantic Ocean to the Cliffs of Moher and Galway. <br><br>If you haven't heard anything about the Cliffs, I would highly recommend researching and visiting as soon as possible. The weather is a bit temperamental but it is honestly one of the world's most beautiful places. The cliffs are 100s of feet above sea level. They overlook the Atlantic and the water can be seen splashing up against the ...

Sorry I havent posted in about a month... I have been very busy, but mostly I've just been lazy and my internet really sucked before so I couldnt upload pictures. However now it is fixed and I am hoping to do alot of bloggong in the next couple of days, so we'll see. Lets step back in time to Sept 20th. Me and the rest of the Villanova kids decided to do a tour of The Burren. This included the Cliffs of Moher, the Aillwee caves, and Dunguaire Castle ...

... a bit like Lord of the Rings&#8230;) I also invested in a spunky hat, which you see in my profile picture. It was a day of very happy shopping. We still had a couple hours to kill, so we camped out in a coffee house/pub (you rarely find one without the other), and a friendly Irishman started talking with us and invited Stevie and I to the bar for a pint or two. We all sat and chatted for nearly two hours. It&#8217;s these moments where ...

... time on Tuesday. The plan is to only stay a couple of nights and then head North on Thursday night / Friday morning..<br><br>Stay tuned to find out more.... Brian sticking to the agenda for the first few days will be a big step and a major indicator of his ability to successfully travel through SE Asia for the next 12 weeks... <br><br>The excitement is killing me!!<br><br>Slan

... group so another tower far far away and said that he absolutely wants to go there, because he might not ever get a chance to come back here. So we went. This walk was a bit easier than previous one but it still took us another hour and a half or two and it started to get dark. By the time we reached it it was already around half five and we knew that if we do not hurry we won't make it to the last bus to Doolin from Cliffs of Moher view point. This tower ...

So after a quick bite to eat, we headed back to the room. Adrienne had the key and unlocked the door, only to freeze completely and turn around with a shocked look on her face. Come to find out that one of our roommates had a female visitor who lacked all clothing! So we turned around and ran straight out of that place. Three hours later, after wandering the town aimlessly, we went back to the hostel in hopes that the pair were missing ...

... traveling around. One was from Australia, the other Scotland and both had done the 6 month leave of absence from work, but they said it was an extremely common thing to do where they come from. One of my goals when I return is to persuade you all to help me make it more common for Americans! The three of us went out to a local pub and drank a pint of Guiness and listened to traditional Irish band that was playing live. It was so ...

... England, Scotland, Wales. London. Oxford. Cambridge. The Lake District (land of Wordsworth and also, I just realized, of Swallows and Amazons. Yorkshire. Stonehenge. Cornwall. Who knows? The U.K. is so much bigger and more varied (I think) than Ireland. It will be a hard choice. I hope to travel a bit there before I move, as well as in Ireland. (The Continent will get squeezed in somewhere, or at least bits of it!) Maybe I'll find a job online and will ...