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In Co. Kerry
... pour. It did not stop until we got closer to ballymarkeery. It was a bit scary as there was a detour onto a road that was not really suitible for high volume of traffic and rough terrain. We did not really relax until we stopped for tea at the same house we attempted to go to on route to Dingle. Then we went home.
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Rain and Mountains
... It's definitely a trip I would like to make again, perhaps when people visit, or even for a few days just to really enjoy the scenic environment. I feel as if the pictures that I got did not really do the place justice, but maybe I'll go back on a rare sunny day and see what I can do!
Next - Spain for the weekend.
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Day 11 - Calamity and Serendipity
... which I (Allison) was eager to try. We shared some soup and asked that they give us a cheese plate with a selection of cheeses. We enjoyed them all, particularly one that was made just a couple of km down the road and the Cashel Blue Cheese. We walked out, heard a rumbling sound and realized a water fall was quite nearby. We strolled over to check it out and snap some pictures. Kathryn asked me to pose on the small foot bridge over the top of the ...
Rain, beer, and more rain
... place! Tons of cliffs, beaches, hills, and sheep. We stopped at a beach to relax; the water was way too cold, although some locals were swimming. Later we saw probably the best view ever, with Kerry in the South, mountains in the North and East, and islands in the Atlantic to the East. We hiked up a little hill and I got a cool video of it. We left Dingle yesterday, but I'll tell you about that later. I'm too tired to finish this right now. ...
Waterville to Sneem
We stopped in Sneem for a lunch that was touted by Dylan as being one of the best restaurants to eat at. The place was owned by a married couple (the husband had grown up with Maureen O’Hara and were friends with her). The restaurant was very pretty inside, but was very small. A basket of sandwiches were already on the table for us along with a basket of scones (large biscuits) and homemade jelly. People could drink either coffee, tea, or water. One had ...
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