The Roundabout Inn
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Cobh, Ireland - Titanic's Last Port of Call
... Of course, we know the story of the Titanic and what happened in the early hours of 15th April 1912, and when the boys’ grandmother received a telegram from New York explaining what had happened to the ship, she went to find one of the boys playing at the water’s edge, sailing a little paper boat he had made. As she watched, the little paper boat hit a rock, filled with water, sank and disintegrated into a soggy sheet of paper. ...
Directionally Challenged
... quite detailed directions. And so it begins again. Though, thankfully, not as exciting as getting to Lennix. We only had to ask another person one more time and stumbled safely into dry land full of fairies and wonder. That's what nap time brings. After nap time, we threw on our dresses and boots and set off to town, ready to follow my other housemate's girlfriend's self-designed pub crawl. We followed fairly successfully, even after asking for more ...
A Midsummer Circus
... s performing their own interpretation of the tragic story. They elegantly glided in on tippy toes to centre stage as white swans, but their transformation to black swans was quick as they ate toilet paper, chugged a beer and dirty danced to Lady Gaga.
- Dickie Beau. A UK based Drag Fabulist. His twisted Wizard of Oz solo act left Leann and I realizing that we definitely ...
Gonnasiphaherpeloids
... walk along the Great Wall... and you don't go to Italy and not eat pasta. You have to kiss the damned stone when you're in Blarney. It's just what you do. What they don't tell you is where they put the rock... it's at the very top of the tower on a ledge. In order to kiss it, you get down on your back, some old guy holds you up and pushes you forward head first upside down towards a rock.... then you grab these vertical bars ...
Embracing all things Celtic, Part II
... the water – bliss. I keep walking toward the water and shooting images as the sun turns the sky to various warm and glowing oranges, golds, and reds – really and truly spectacular. Now both Dingle and Inch are two of my new favorite places.
And while it's hard to leave this magical place, I have to head back to (near) Castlegregory where dinner will be served. And after getting lost in the dark only a couple of times (thank you, ...
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