Station House Clifden
Galway Road Clifden, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland
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What the Cong?!
... s Irish Catholic background that makes me feel intense guilt here as we wander about the religious relics and nuns scurrying about looking like they could take flight ala the Flying Nun in this windy weather. They would surely approve of our night living like monks in Cong - no alcohol, no facebook, no modern facilities. Certainly we worshiped in front of our own version of an altar - tv playing Two and a Half Men. Bless the ...
Goodbye Inishmore
... as to how to get from Santiago to Lima! BUT I did run into this girl last night and she just got back from Peru like 2 months ago!!! How random is that! She gave me her name and email address so I am going to write her and get her to tell me everything!! Mum is having a bit of a freak out about it checking the advisory web site about the countries! Hahah.
So anyhow that is about it right now! Write you more when I am in ...
Craziness, always craziness! This is NOT your room
... boil it then put pepper in it and shoot it down. Problem was I left it in the microwave for too long so I added more vodka to even it out and thought well the more pepper the better! NO! Do not ever add more pepper to warm vodka! My mouth was on FIRE!!! And it just gave me crazy dreams didn’t do anything for me! Im still sick!
Well 4 am comes and I have to use the bathroom so I unlock myself out of daves room ...
Irish Stories
Ladies and Gentlemen
I have come before you
To stand behind you
To tell you something
About nothing that I know
A truck filled with bricks ran over a dead dog and killed it
I am sitting at the corner of a round table
This Irish man was drunk and couldnt remember the whole thing so Ill stalk him down the next couple of the nights in the pubs to get the ...
Scenic Drives Galore + Best Music of the Trip
... was too low. And there was nowhere to stop to take pictures.
· Bog Road: this road cut back across the top of the Roundstone peninsula and was much prettier with wide open views of the Seven Bens, the mountains at the interior of the Connemara region. It was a tiny road, but we pretty much stopped wherever we wanted. The only other people on the road were also sight-seeing, with quite a few ...



