The Sands Hotel Tramore
Strand Road Tramore, County Waterford, Ireland
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Waterford, Tramore
... Ojo mencioné que era media mañosa.. Tuve la gran suerte de ver en vivo a una banda de música rebelde irlandesa.. Al final de cuentas, fue una buena noche.
Al día siguiente, media cansada, partimos rumbo a "Tramore" lo que en irlandés significa .. Playa grande, para ser honesta, no puedo decir mucho de este lugar, más allá de los acantilados, y eso, no hay mucho que ver, fue un día demucho viento, y mi sangre porteña no resistió el frío XD
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Preparations and Procrastinations
... the Euro - hope they come in big denominations or I'll need a wheelbarrow with me). I've arranged the hostel I'm staying with for the first few nights to collect me at the airport. After that I'll just see how things go in terms of itinerary; it's all so dependent on weather, politics and time.
During the flight, just before landing in Tehran, I'll have to put on my new uniform for my holiday - long ...
Trad is Alive and Well in Wexford - Ireland, Day 3
... a small town on a peninsula that had received its first electricity less than 4 decades earlier. The dining lights never came on and so we decided dining in the car would be much more posh with a view of the beach laid out before us.
The musicians were setting up for their 9:30 session when we arrived at 10pm at Bugler Doyle’s back in Wexford. Time is a variable in Ireland, especially for musicians. You needn’t worry about having your watch set to ...
The road to Wexford - Ireland, Day 2
... 8217;m not scientist or anything but virtually all of the conspiracy theories have been debunked by real scientists who were able to show real scientific proof of what happened. But the more obvious proof is that the Bush administration couldn’t even find a way to dig up some fake weapons of mass destruction. Pulling off a hoax of that complexity is out of the question.
The men were joined by two women (that seems to be a theme), one who was slightly round with most of ...
Out of Dublin, and on the road - eventually
... Johnnie Fox’s pub. It looked like it had food, so we stopped in. This is a genuine local place – no touristy nonsense here. Most of the tables were made from taking the frames from old Singer sewing machines – the pedal type – and replacing the top with a solid piece of wood for the table top. We had intended just a light snack, mainly because Amanda hadn’t liked what she got for breakfast, and so hadn’t really eaten ...


