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                    <title>Ireland 2012 Friendship Force</title>
                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 12  Jim C.ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDublin and the farewell party After free time and roaming Dublin we had evening party with a lot of mixed emotions. We will miss each other and friendships we made. Mary Anne CS took a terrible tumble on a stairway. Needless to say she had our sympathy and the full attention o</description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 11  Robin WO  Kathy K.ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDrive from Belfast to Dublin and city tour with a local guide. ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDowntown Hotel Our Blog began on Friday March 23rd at 1201 AM in our room at the Stormont  Robin is icing her back from the long bus rides and the ic</description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 10 Hheather B and Mary R. ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtBelfast City Tour and river cruise with local guideltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgt Today we started off by traveling across the street for a tour of the Stormont the legislative branch of Irish government.  The Stormont is a large white palace</description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 8  9  Jim R. and Gladys R.ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtGalway to Londonderry via Knock with a side trip to the Belik factory.ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtEverglades Hotel Prehen Road Londondery wwwjastomgsjptescp ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtCauseway to Belfast and</description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 7  Will  Louise H.ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDrive from Killarney to Galway via Adare Cliffs of Moher Kilfenora and the Burrenltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtLodging Menlo Park Hotel Headford Road Galway www.menloparkhotel.com Today we depart the Killarney Towers our home for the last thre</description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 6  John and Jeannie V. With Doris and Artltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtTour Tralee Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head with a wonderful guide. Sure an its a fine bright sunny day said our coach driver D.B. He tells us his initials stand for Darlin Boy. A chatty wellinformed fellow we discover. He </description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 5  Della H.  Joan S.ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtKillarney St. Patricks Day parade  jaunting cars crusing Lock Leane..  St. Patricks Day started before midnight for our group as sounds of the Irish music we had heard in the hotel bar reverberated through our psyche  or was that the real thing And with the so</description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 4  Mike G.ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtWaterford to Killarney via Cobh and Blarneyltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgt3 nights at Killarney Towers Hotel 4 www.killarneytowers.comltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgt After the usual fine breakfast we found our bags securely stored in the </description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtIrelands Treasure is its People Introduction  Jim C. This is an account of a wonderful Friendship Force Tour of Ireland in March 2012 March 13 through 25th. My role is to coordinate the blog and write the introduction and last day. It is a collaborative blog and as such we get to see various locations of Ireland through different peoples</description>
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                    <description>ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 2  3  Laurie Ann S  Penny S ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 2. Dublin to Waterford via Glendalough Wicklow Mountains and Kilkenny  ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtDay 3. JFK Aboretum New Ross and Waterford Crystal ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtLodging Dooleys Hotel</description>
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                    <description>Day 2  Thursday July 7 2011  We took a nice ride up the Park Highway and got into using the guidebook Alaska Milepost. It basically tells you the attractions and some history for every mile on a road. All the roads have mile markers so it is easy to follow once you get use to the layout. We really enjoyed Talkeetna. This was the inspiration for the TV program Northern Exposure and</description>
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                    <description>Day 3  Friday July 8 2011We took it a little easier today. We went to Gwenies an Anchorage institution for breakfast. After breakfast at Gwenies I felt like a pig coming out of a cornfield with my belly hanging on the ground. Since we were near Lake Hood the floatplane capital of the world we watched some floatplanes land and take off. We found the DNR and purchased our fishing lice</description>
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                    <description>Day 5 Sunday July 10 2011We picked up the motor home at Great Alaskan Holidays and then stopped and did our shopping. I thought 330.00 is a lot of money but then it is for 10 days for 4 people not too bad. We drove south down the Kenai and stopped at Girdwood for lunch. We made a little lunch and then I tried to cut off my fingers. After a little ER we were on our way to the town of Hope ma</description>
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                    <description>Day 11Saturday July 16 2011We stayed at Upper Skilak Lake campground. It had a nice view and excellent facilities. On the way out we checked out Deep Creek Lake Campgrounds on the Skilak Loop. It has great campgrounds and beautiful Deep Creek Lake. We then drove through the tunnel to beautiful Whitter. The ferry was in and a large cruise ship. We stopped at the Portage Glacier Visitors Center o</description>
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                    <description>Day 13Monday July 18 2011We drove back to Anchorage. On the way we had a wonderful visit at the Musk Ox farm outside of Palmer. They had the bulls cows young and newborn. They use the hair to weave ouvite in small native villages. It is eight times warmer than wool very lightweight and will not shrink in any temperature water. We watched two bulls in a headbutting contest while one frustrat</description>
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                    <description>Day 12Sunday July 17 2011After Mass we headed north for Palmer and the Matsu Valley. We resupplied with beer gas and chips at Fred Meyer in Palmer. Palmer has an excellent visitorshistory center.  We drove up the Glennellen Road AK 1 and stopped at the Matanuska Glacier. We stayed at the Grand View RV. It has full service including TV which we do not know how to use but again we resorte</description>
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                    <description>Day 14Tuesday July 19 2011The day has been restful while buying gifts for family friends. Watched them fish for Salmon in Ship Creek.  Read in the paper that a huge run of reds occurred in Kenai on Sunday 240000 vs. 100000 last year. They dip net them from shore and some people were catching five in one dip. We were in Kenai on Sunday evening.We had Halibut for supper. Donna ha a special re</description>
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                    <description>Day 15Wednesday July 20 2011We had breakfast at Sheilas and caught the 1115 flight. We arrived in Minneapolis at 730 PM so it was less than 5 hours. It was a great trip with stunning scenery and great friends. Happy Trails Jim Collins</description>
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                    <description>Day 4Saturday July 9 2011It was another busy day in the life of a bum. We went to two local farmers markets. At the small one we bought fresh salmon for this evening. At the downtown market we picked up some gifts for family and friends. We washed our dirty clothes checked on the camper we are picking up tomorrow morning and went to Mass. Sometimes you get really busy having fun.Bob was able t</description>
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                    <description>Day 10Friday July 15 2011We decided to go to the Russian Village in Anchor Point and then go north to Nikiski and then up to Captain Cook State Park. The Russian village was not much. We drove north to Kenai and tried unsuccessfully to secure an RV site. Drove to west entrance of Skilak Lake Loop and stayed at Upper Skilak State Campgrounds. It was a great place to camp but we had a rather loud</description>
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