Slea Head Farm Tralee
Dunquin, Ventry Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland
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It's Christmas in Tralee
... words that were extremely innappropriately funny. They are all so mean to each other, yet they still remain friends? I guess that's banter, for ya. We at last called a taxi, which dropped us off at the foot of the hill (taxis don't go up the road). We walked over a bridge and up the hill, watching for potholes. The clouds cleared a bit and the stars shone bright. My friend and I exclaimed how we find it fascinating that the Irish and Americans see ...
A short journey to Valentia Island
... clubhouse.
We were informed by an insipid sort of a guy in the golf shop (think he must have been an immigrant from another country) that there was a major two day amateur tournament on over Friday and Saturday. The choppers however had just flown some people in for a game.....and were waiting to fly them back to a place unknown from whence they had come. I think I might have to upgrade the tone of the next golf tour I organise, to cut ...
Irish Paradise
... a pub, there were old shoes and shoe boxes hung on the walls. One sign inside read "step up and get waisted!" The next morning we decided to make a big breakfast with other people in our hostel...we were getting tired of yogurt and really missed pancakes! After that we spent our last day in Dingle by doing a 50km bike ride along Sle Head drive to the Dingle peninsula. It was so windy out it felt like we were going to get blown over on our bikes. There was a beautiful view of ...
Rocks and Rainbows
... only through the summer (end of Sept.) After Sept, they do not take boats out due to weather and colder conditions.
We had about 2 hours on the rock and had a light lunch there (we brought fruit, etc) and Ginger and I took one more motion sickness pill before we left. We had a couple more photos to take, including one with Gilligan by the outer wall. I found a small stone from the monastery on top and kept it as a reminder of ...
Today was the Last Full Day in Ireland
... on top of some of the graves. A quick search provided no answers as to why that is or what bones they are. They are definitely human, as one church has part of a jaw and tooth....
Anyway, the scenery was amazing at the park. The pictures will likely speak for themselves when the time comes. After leaving the park, we continued on the highway which is part of the "Ring of Kerry". This road was not ...


