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Waterford, Tramore
... el tipíco "ticket" para poder dejar mi bolso, lo que no eranecesario ya que según bus eireann, cada uno deja sus pertenencias bajo su propia responsabilidad, por lo que un poco preocupada dejé mi pequeña maleta ahí, tan preocupada estaba que me senté apara el lado izquierdo ( y así poder ver mi maleta ( recordar que en Irlanda así como en Australia y en Unglaterra se maneja para el lado derecho) en fin, después de unos 15 minutos de viaje, me ...
Preparations and Procrastinations
... helplines all to no avail. I'm resigned now to going without insurance.
I'll try to upload photos and content as much as possible but I don't know how accessible the internet will be. On a same note I'll probably only have very sporadic mobile service as Iran uses a different network to the rest of the world - all those economic sanctions mean they can't upgrade technology as quickly as they'd like.
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Trad is Alive and Well in Wexford - Ireland, Day 3
... on my way to the second floor. The second floor of a roofless castle tends to be not so hygienic so scrambling up steps with your hands can feasibly cause the spread of a disease that will cripple world economies … oh and I had to push away the bodies of all those I had maimed in the attack. That can’t be healthy.
We arrived in Duncannon and stepped into the local pub for food and drink. We took an uncomfortably long time trying to decide ...
The road to Wexford - Ireland, Day 2
... Hotel. They maintained ownership until 1961 when it was turned over to the Irish state after the death of the last Lord of Cahir.
We spent over 2.5 hours at Cahir Castle knowing full well we had a haul across the country to Wexford. So we finally jumped into the Fierce Focus and struck out east, around Clonmel, through Carrick on Suir and avoiding Waterford at all costs. The motorways have now made bypassing cities much easier and for some areas like Waterford and Limerick, I ...
Out of Dublin, and on the road - eventually
... to get to the airport. The girls were waiting. They had walked down the street and picked up something to go, bringing it back with them. We loaded the car, and everything fit like it was designed for it. We plugged in a destination and we were off.
We wanted to take a scenic route, rather than freeways, even though we got such a late start, so we just put a small town nearby into the GPS, and followed the directions. We got to Glencullen, where ...


