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In Co. Kerry
... was a quick look at the museum for the sake of Lunisa, the second time was to get a better look at the aquarium and the third was more interactive as a staff member called us back and showed us and let us touch a starfish and crab. Which we did not do trhe first two times arround. Aaron bought a hat for himself and we got icecream (despite being a cold and wet day). Watched some more movies with Lunisa the same night when we got back.
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Misty, rainy, sunny, last day in Dingle
Feel like we know this place quite well. Just poured after breakfast so we chilled in the study; I copied an awesome piece for Mike on flyfishing "it's all about the silence" from a book on Kerry; R read the news. The rain eased so off to explore an artist jeweller who did Pandora like beads (maybe a gift for Maria?) as well as a few other treasures - oh dear again - they did my name in Ogham, the ancient ...
The Blarney
... through sunny second roads to reach CO. Kerry and the Dingle peninuslar - home for the original filming of RYANS DAUGHTER.
B&B has superb view over the Dingle Bay and some rather steep hills and wild landscape.
We stepped 15mins into town to PAUDIS pub for Dingle Bay crab / baked salmon salad and a 6 piece Irish band of traditional music. Walked back and BED.
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Dingle
... Away. found a nice little pub for lunch, staffed by one guy and one kid. had about 6 tables. Nice people. since Tom was from Chicago, the bartender asked if that was where the recent hurricane was??? I didn't think anyone was more geographically challenged than me. we only had 2 or 3 near misses in the car today, I am getting better. if the video makes it to the blog, you will see me fording the river. found ...
The Great Blasket
... seemed very similar to an Aldi's, in order to save a little coin. We had an hour and a half before we had to meet the group at Dingle pier to leave for a tour of the peninsula so we had to walk at a brisk pace. I had my backpack on and I couldn’t decide whether or not to wear my jacket. As soon as I would make a decision, the weather would change. It took us almost twenty minutes to walk to the grocery from the convent after class was let out.
The grocery ...