I have just returned from Ireland and will be posting about the journey soon, but before I get around to it this is a little taster…
I have just returned from Ireland and will be posting about the journey soon, but before I get around to it this is a little taster…
If the photos are any indication I expect a flurry of fabulous Irish tales ahead. 🙂
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I even have a car hire story to tell!
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Thank heavens! I’m not sure anything will beat the volcanic damage insurance but I look forward to you giving it a try. 🙂 Now pass me a Guinness will you?
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So dislike Guinness. But Ireland is a pretty place eh? Hope you enjoyed it. And that soft rain 😀 as one of my colleagues said who had a place in the sw. We got the soft rain when we went sw.
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It wouldn’t occur to me to drink Guiness normally but it is true what they say – it tastes different in Ireland. Can’t comment on the rain because didn’t catch a single drop, which rather surprised me!
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Ha! That’s good after your prediction 🙂
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Very nice and one of my fave countries.
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Now that I have been there it could also be one of mine!
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Beautiful beautiful place. Quite special. Thanks Andrew!!!
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Sounds enticing. Can’t wait. These picture sure are a teaser.
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Ireland has some good stories to tell!
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I bet. Can’t wait. 😀
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Craggy Island Parocial House too, can’t wait to hear more
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Pleased to find another ‘Father Ted’ fan!
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Cheers, Andrew! 🙂
I think you must have been to the wrong Ireland. It’s not supposed to have blue sky, is it?
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Well, one half of us (S) is Irish and they don’t think Guinness tastes any different! (although, believe it or not, we had a pint of the black stuff in Krabi, Thailand and it was made with powdered muck). Looking forward to part 2.
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Powdered muck sounds rather awful.
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