Talbot Wexford

... around the town, taking in the historical cathedral, Reginals tower (viking built), peoples park and the old city wall. Then we headed off across to Kilanery. We stopped off at the Waterfor Crystal visitors centre.. just some lovely crystal here, famous for their sporting trophies, ie Wimbleton and golf and also the Ashes!

We drove thought some lovely country side and towns such as Currich-on-Suir and stopped at Cahir to have a look at their castle ...

... the wind whipping into them, so we didn't linger. We cleaned the sand from our feet and sauntered back down the lane to the house.
This was our most relaxing night and day of our trip. It makes me feel calm and serene when I think about it. Some day we'll go back and stay a few more days.
After our walk, we packed up and headed to the Dublin airport to return the car. The hustle & bustle began on the M50.

salut tout le monde notre voyage continue .c'est vraiment beau les paysages sont magnifique et la temperatureaussi.il fait soleil depuis notre arrive. ont est maintenant rendu a cork dans le sud ouest de l'irlande.on est dans une tres belle auberge situer devant un grand parc ...

... my new buddy Jerry (with a very bad hairpiece) is going to take care of them...you meet all kinds..

from katie - Jerry is the fourth youngest person on the Tour - next to Carolyn.

Carolyn back - Still having a great time. Enjoying everything Ireland is offering.

One last entry tomorrow....better get caught up on the saga...good thing..it hasn't been much of a saga at all..we've had fun!

Off to the Pub for a pint...

3 Sis'ters

Though I don't remember that thelma and Louise had a little white dog who (having been raised from the dead and forever after known as Lazarus) travelled with them. So we left in our individually stressed-out conditions last Sunday to catch the ferry. Michael had offered to try to destress the situation by bringing the horsebox to Aughrim for a service, and when last heard of was totally lost, stressed and trying to reverse jeep and box ...

GLENDALOUGH TO WEXFORD Today we wound on southward to Arklow for coffee and coke! We decided to buy a huge platter and (Green) knives and forks for our trip. At TESCO's we stocked up on food and pinched a big box to keep it in. The lucky backseat person got to...."supervise" the food! Drove on to wicked Wexford for a picnic of chook on ...

... a key -cold 1% or 2% milk...not that warm cream -window screens -all my clothes...it ...

... ble*k, windswept *nd brilli*nt. H*ve done very little productive since coming home, h*ve h*rdly touched the book I'm supposed to be writing. In the words of Osc*r Wilde, "Work is the curse of the drinking cl*sses". Spent * week over New Ye*rs' in the UK, which w*s gre*t. I spent the first few d*ys chilling with my m*te Tori &*mp; her crew, then we h*d * night on the town in Gl*sgow, before I he*ded to Edinburgh, M*nchester *nd then Liverpool for * night or two e*ch. Got tre*ted like ...

... civilization like that could turn around a millennium later in 1975 and try to exterminate all the country's teachers, intellectuals, Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddhist monks, bureaucrats, professionals, and people with glasses, apparently claiming that they only needed one million people (1972 population seven million) to run their agrarian Communist utopia. LAOS: After Cambodia, I did a three-week spell in Laos, the most bombed country on earth, unspoilt, incredibly silent, peaceful ...

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< br>Despite being planned for months, when it came to the crunch I really hadn’t had any time to get ready for my trip to Ireland, what with all the normal last minute pressures of getting work done and dusted before going on two weeks leave. But then with our late afternoon flight to Dublin delayed by an hour, the complimentary ticket handed to ...