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Sometimes you have to break the rules to have fun
... the ruins I mentioned above).
One of the highlights of the day was our visit to the pub at Kyteler's Inn, which has been in operation for more than 650 years--there's a pretty interesting story behind it too, worth a short read. We had supper and enjoyed some local musicians as well as conversation with a local woman and her daughter. The woman's grandson was a little older than Oliver. He definitely made a few ...
On the road
... or silly side. I kept him happy for quite a while in the car today just by pretending that my finger was a bee landing on him (buzz buzz buzz... He's on your nose!)
So far traveling with a baby is definitely less relaxing and less predictable, but it is also lots of fun. Alex and I aren't really interested in all-inclusive resorts or tours where everything is taken care of for you. When we travel, we want adventure. It's kind of like having a child, really. ...
Castles, Abbeys, and two more curbs
... delightful cod, and I chose the lamb, being in Ireland and all. Our meal came with potatoes cooked four different ways-all delicious. We've been spending our time in the library, taking after dinner tea and enjoying the fire. The Irish wolfhound, Mr. Higgins, mixes gently with the guests. Luckily, he's not overweight, otherwise he could easily knock Kim over, since he comes up to her hips. Tomorrow we are off to the Dingle peninsula to search for the elusive berry ...
Co Waterford
Co Waterford located in the south east of Ireland also known as (the sunny south east) is a large county with a modest population of 113,795 according to the 2011 census. It has two mountain ranges, the Comeraghs and the knockmealdown Mountains. It has a large coastline known as the copper coast. One of it's beaches just Eight miles from Waterford city, known as Tramore beach is a favorite location for board surfing and wind surfing. It also hosts a ...
Castles, Crows and Dead Ends
Fiddle-lee-dee – yer not from a'rond here are ya?
NIGHT FOUR AND FINAL :o( : KILLARNEY, MALLOW, massive detour and then finally to FERMOY, CASTLELYONS, TALLOW, LISMORE, a further detour then WATERFORD, TRAMORE
Hello from barmy Tramore!!!
We have the little table up and 2 camp chairs sitting here in the early evening sun enjoying a Harp Lager each and a tasty sweet treat from the Irish bakery in Tramore town.
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