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We SO are going!!!

Hello!! So we are going... to the travel agent!!!! Making up the route we'll take in 2008 all over the world ;-) See you soon for udpdates on the trip planning!!!

permalink written by  Marina and david on May 26, 2007 from Cork, Ireland
from the travel blog: Marina and david's Travel Blog



4 days!!

can you believe it?? 4 days until the crazy canucks come join me on the emerald isle! i'm so excited i'm pretty much crying all the time now. i envision seeing my mom at the airport and instant tears. this might get messy once the real thing happens. and the boy is up in northern Ireland...

permalink written by  girlbits on May 5, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: a britt in ireland.



a very special place...

I'd only scheduled a short walk for today, so I'd have lots of time to look round Glendalough. The walk itself was uneventful, except that when I was walking along the top of paddock hill, in a world of my own, I suddenly found that there were two hares right in front of me. I hadn't noticed...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 25, 2007 from Glendalough, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



Dublin once more

Later that day, I got the bus back to Dublin. I went back to the East Coast Swing lessons that evening, and had an excellent time. Two lessons gives enough steps to almost dance with, and I got the footwork enough that I could insert some Modern Jive moves. Hopefully they didn't look out of...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 25, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



Glencree, and on

A nice sunny start to the day, as I descended into Glencree. It's a wonderful valley, great views up and down, big U-shaped valley, a very scenic babbling stream, woody glades (no I don't know why I have no photos). Climbing the hill on the other side, suddenly I rounded a curve and...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 24, 2007 from Roundwood, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



razzle dazzle!

i'm not even going to bother trying to explain myself anymore, this is just getting ridiculous. but, sneaky as i am, i figured out a way to blog from work. don't tell my boss. (there seems to be a bit of a sizing issue with a few of the pictures. i'll post them now and fix them later. sorry...

permalink written by  girlbits on April 24, 2007 from Tallaght, Ireland
from the travel blog: a britt in ireland.



The start of the walking bit

The walking bit starts, so what happens? It starts raining. Hard. I started from my B & B in Dublin, and walked South towards the start of the Wicklow Way. I wasn't going to walk the whole thing, only as far as Glendalough. I went through a soggy Rathfarnham, saw a soggy looking castle in...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 23, 2007 from Dublin, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



15 miles to go...

The Wicklow Way is the easiest footpath I have ever followed. Every so often there are these little black way markers, and with a map as well it's pretty difficult to go wrong. That was my thinking, anyway, as I set off on the long uphill stretch out of Marlay Park into the mountains. Marlay...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 23, 2007 from Enniskerry, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



A day by the seaside, or something...

Howth isn't exactly secret, but thankfully not too well known. It's an island just North of Dublin, connected now to the mainland and with a trainline. I did wonder why there were so many people on the train: I soon found out it's because Howth is such an excellent way to spend a Sunday. The...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 22, 2007 from Howth, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



On the way to Newgrange

I could have taken a guided trip to Newgrange, but I decided to do it by train and bus. This meant a stop off at Drogheda. It's a fairly average small town with a big river and this little Martello tower. There's a little local museum next to it, and the LOL (little old lady) at the desk gave...

permalink written by  martin_b on April 21, 2007 from Drogheda, Ireland
from the travel blog: Eastern Ireland



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