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Stylin' stiles in the Brrrrren
... s 12th century cathedral. Then we drove towards Carran, our first stop. We had chosen a walk (a.k.a. a hike) from a "Burren Walks" brochure. The trailhead is across from Cassidy’s Pub (closed until Easter Saturday … which is tomorrow!) While looking at the display map in the trailhead parking lot we met a family of three who all had full frame backpacks; the mom and dad were pointing out to their son how far they had come; they have been hiking the ...
Raylene's Dingle
Today we got away early and drove out to the Dingle Peninsula which is the western most point of Europe. In this area Gaelic is the primary language and the landscape is green paddocks, dotted with sheep, cows and stone fences, and sheer rock cliffs dropping into blue ocean. We drove past Inch Beach which apparently was made famous by the filming of "Ryan's Daughter" ...
Exploring and Starting the "Study" of Study Abroad
... Arrived at 7:30 for a registration that did not start until noon. I was the 33rd person in line (I was 3rd for political science registration—so 33rd made me very nervous!). Anyway, after waiting outside in the cold and occasionally rainy courtyard with over a hundred other international students for hours, I was the first person to register for Irish Women’s Writing. WOOO. 33 is my new lucky number, wins in roulette and in registration.
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Ballyvaughan and The Burren, County Clare
... stayed back in Ballyvaughan, population 270, to have tea, scout the area and meet us on our return. Sound familiar to those of you who followed us on our Camino trip in Spain? And scout she did. We had lunch/tea in the most welcoming, warming place, "Anfearsorca Tea & Garden Rooms". Hot soup and sandwiches, tea and coffee and a table laden with desserts. The fire was stoked with logs, every table was ...
Beaches
... mild day for me. And I know that they'd be all pink and whiny and sweating like pigs. So there.
After the shell-collecting and sandcastle-building and Grandma-sharing, we bought toilet paper (because two rolls is not enough for 7 people especially when one has a permanent stomach-ache). And then out to dinner to celebrate Meryl's birthday (which was last week) at an Italian restaurant. It was nice that the restaurant ...
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