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We're in Ireland. Conor's homeland. Home also to rain and all things green.
Conor's parents met us in Rosslare where our ferry docked after crossing both the English channel and the St. George channel in the Irish Sea.
It's been a nice change of pace, being able to relax yet still see the country a bit with the help of Conor's parents. We've been staying in Tipperary, a cute little Irish town where Conor's parents grew up in and around. We visited the Cliffs of Moher on the west coast of Ireland on our way to the smallest of the Aran Islands, Inish Oirr. The Cliffs of Moher are just awesome to see. You literally feel like your on the edge of the world, dropping 394-702ft depending on where you're standing. The Aran Islands are like a world on their own. We stayed for one night in a great B&B, we rode bikes around the island looking at old ruins and ship wrecks. The island we stayed on has a population of 300 along with pubs, dogs and horses. It's a nice place to relax and take in the Maritime feel
Full Text Entry: Home; the word has a whole new meaning
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welcome home Conor and Elke..I know i speak for all of us who have not only enjoyed your blogs but could hardly wait for the next one.You both have enriched our lives. I am very pleased that you have had this opportunity and i know you will remember it for as long as you live. Welcome home sweetie , I can hardly wait to see you and hold you. Luvyalots..foreverproud..
Congratulations on living out your dreams. I'm so proud of you. More importantly, I can't wait to see you!!!! Safe travels home!
What a remarkable year you have experienced. Hope to see you soon. Love, Elaine
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SunflowerReminded me of our long train rides through Italian Sunflower Farms
The ShipwreckPlassey.
wrecked in the 1960s, has since been pushed high above the tide line from strong Atlantic waves
Amazing Stone Wallsdepending on the angle, it often looked like fields of stone rather than walls
The Lighthousewe rode all the way over to it just to find out you could barely go close to it. Whatever, it was cool, for a lighthouse
Where sheep roam freeso clever that even though some had one front leg tied to the back leg, they could still hop the rock walls
Cork vs. KerryAll Ireland Gaelic Football Semi-Finals
- Croke Park, Dublin
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welcome home Conor and Elke..I know i speak for all of us who have not only enjoyed your blogs but could hardly wait for the next one.You both have enriched our lives. I am very pleased that you have had this opportunity and i know you will remember it for as long as you live. Welcome home sweetie , I can hardly wait to see you and hold you. Luvyalots..foreverproud..
Congratulations on living out your dreams. I'm so proud of you. More importantly, I can't wait to see you!!!! Safe travels home!
What a remarkable year you have experienced. Hope to see you soon. Love, Elaine
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