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The Burren & the Cliffs of Moher
... was extremely knowledgeable and very funny. Afterwards we were treated to family made apple tart and warm tea of coffee if you wanted it. I was sad to wave goodby to Dara, he really was a cutie. We continued along the Burren and arrived at the Cliffs of Moher which are completely awe-inspiring. I took a ton of pictures and tried not to blow away (the wind was awesome). I scurried back to the bus with my hair in an interesting coif courtesy of eau de wind (something about ...
Connemarra Peninsula
... anyway. We did watch a movie about the park to see what we were missing and there was an interesting exhibition about the bogs and how they are dug up and used for fuel and building materials.
Then continued back to Galway via the coast but didn’t really see anything too spectacular but nice Irish country-side. So all up it was a slightly disappointing day having driven for about 8 hours with the rain.
So didn’t get back until about ...
Time to Go Home
... is spelled organisation. As I British co-worker stated, they don't use zed (referring the use of z).
Like I said before, I really feel like I was able to fit in well with the team in a very short period of time. They are all really great people. One of them even shared some great music magazines (The Word) that I will read on the way home! I hope I get the chance to work with them again ...
Sligo to Galway to Ennis
Tuesday 23rd August The Central Hostel Miltown Malbay
Drove from Sligo to Galway. Galway was a beautiful city. We just walked around and took it all in and had lunch down by the Spanish Arches. This was where Christopher Columbus left for his trip around the world. Magical waterways through the main part of Galway.
We then drove from Galway to Miltown Malbay, near Ennis. Once ...
Galway Girl
... that I had not met any other people to ride around this beautiful island with, but quickly this disappointment turned to incredible happiness. All the sudden I found myself on an ISLAND in IRELAND, with a BIKE and SUN and the ability to do WHATEVER I wanted at my pace:). This moment was one of the best feelings I've had on my trip so far.
The entire island was covered in stone fences to separate the different fields of sheep, horses ...
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