The Harbour Galway

Due to a number of reasons, my travel plans have changed.<br><br>Now, I will be leaving on November 10th, to arrive in Delhi.<br>I'll spend 4 weeks in India then fly from Chennai to Singapore on December 8th.<br><br>I will travel overland through Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Singapore and China, then fly out of Hong Kong to Perth on March 11th.<br> <br>I will send 7 weeks high-tailing it through Australia before leaving from Brisbane to go to New Zealand on ...

... It was good for the night life, but a bit too many sequins and short dresses on girls who weren't meant to wear short dresses. We did however stay in an awesome hostel that provided laundry and a nice kitchen. We decided to cook a meal together and we made a great pasta that made up for the lack of other activity in Galway. <br><br>The next day a few of us returned to Dublin to sketch that area before heading to Scotland ...

... from the backseat of the car (haha thats how we backpack, in cars). The farthest we carry our backpacks is from the B and B or HOTEL SUITE to the back of the car hahahha. Dont worry people, thats going to change soon. <br><br>Favourite quotes:<br><br>-Getting lost and asking a man delivering pop..."excuse me...do you know where Ennis street is?" and getting the response of "No, Im sorry, I dont speak English" in english. What???<br>

... both regular stores and tourist shops. I never felt overly compelled to buy much, as Ireland is feeling the effects of the crisis hard and is ridiculously expensive. After we got our fill of shopping in, we again decided that we needed more authentic Irish Subway, so we got subs to go and headed back to the hostel to eat. <br><br>After everyone as fed and showered, we decided to do the Guinness Factory tour. It was kind of on ...

... up was the castle, we only had a quick photo op and didnt get to really venture inside. I was kind of dissapointed by this because I really love castles and wanted to explore, but the show must go on, so we all climed back into the bus and set off the the Aillwee caves. This cave was formed by glacial melt waters from an early ice age period, but the river that created it has since dissapeared and left "Ireland's premier showcave". A man named Jack ...

Hello! I am attempting to catch up on past dates since I have not had the opportunity to post in days. On this particular date, nothing of significance happened. We attended a morning lecture pertaining to the Third Level Education (college) and Adult Education. Our afternoon was an extremelly interesting presentation regarding the Travelling Community, as distinct ethnic community of ...

... we kept getting lost so by the end of the day we were both a little tired but of course we still went out. We met this really cool Australian girl named Julia and the three of us went to the Caven Pub to have a few drinks. We got there kind of late so we missed the live band but we did end up meeting some really funny drunk British guys. We ended up chatting with them until the pub closed and then headed to another one were we had another ...

... Connem*r* then we will go over to the Ar*n Isl*nds so they c*n see the Irel*nd I LOVE! Then b*ck to Dublin! Mom will fly out *nd d*d *nd I will fly somewhere else! I *m not sure et where we should go! There *re so m*ny cool countries p*rt of me thinks we should just w*it *nd go to the *irport *nd see wh*ts the che*pest *nd just jump on th*t pl*ne! D*ve w*s s*ying we should go to Sc*ndin*vi* he s*id we would h*ve gre*t cr*ic there but I like ...

Connemara: "The bus crosses the River Corrib and drives along the oceanfront suburbs of Galway. Smaller crowded houses with tiny lawns give way to larger ones with big lawns--where rich people live. The roofs are tiled with half-cylinder tiles overlapping, and with the white blocky fences this gives a Spanish or Mexican effect except for the tall chimneys. Many houses have palm trees (thin triangular leaves), which adds to the effect. These areas still just look like ...