Glengarriff Eccles Hotel
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Kinsale to Glengarriff
We are so sick of rain! I wanted to start our blog out today with that because it has dominated our conversation all day. We had a few hours of nice weather this morning to see Charles Fort, which is just outside of Kinsale. But it rained for the rest of the day and we are at such an amazing hotel right on the water in Glengarriff. Frustrating.
Classic
During our SW Irish road trip I happened upon a flyer advertising the Maureen O'Hara Classic Film Festival which was to take place from June 17 – 26 in the sleepy town of Glengariff.
Leafing through the brochure I learnt that the guest list included, Maureen O’Hara herself, Rory Flynn (daughter of one of Hollywood’s leading men, Errol Flyn), Pat Shamroy-Shaw (daughter of Oscar winning cinematographer Leon Shamroy), Susan Bernard (daughter of ...
Day 1: Walton's adventure
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A Perfect Christmas
... and narrow! Of course we also drank a lot of tea! I never understood what Steph meant when she missed the tea from home this past summer at camp, but now I do! Barry's tea is definitely unique, and I really enjoyed drinking it the 8 bazillion times that we did :)
Overall, I can't think of I better way to have spent this Christmas, and thank Steph and her entire family for being so kind and welcoming throughout my entire stay!
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Home-6 Weeks To Go...Contemplating What Lies Ahead
... beauty of a path merely by looking at its entrance.
3] Be open and forward. The best tourist guide is someone who lives there, knows everything, but doesn’t work at a travel agency. Go out into the street, choose someone you wish to speak to, and ask him or her for directions (where is such-and-such a cathedral? Where is the post office?) If this bears no fruit, try someone else – I guarantee that in the end you will find ...