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September 13th 2007
Published: September 13th 2007
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They've arrivedThey've arrivedThey've arrived

Arriving at the George Best Airport Belfast City(Francie keeps calling it the George Bush!!)
The other half of the Aussie Gypsies have arrived. We were flat strap the first few days showing them the sights of Nth Ireland then we headed into Southern Ireland. The weather has been fantastic, sunshine nearly all the way. We've toured castles, old estates and cathedrals, sang and danced in Pubs, over indulged in too much fine Irish food, pulled a guinness, climbed mountains, stood on cliffs, walked along and rode across Loughs, visited ancient Abbeys, toured a whiskey distillery, visited St Patrick's grave the list goes on and on, but Laura has all the photos about 4000 at the last count. We're now back in the North spending the night in a B & B just outside Belfast before catching a flight to Cardiff early tomorrow. So I've posted a few photos. Laura's mates can treat them as Starters they'll see the other 6 courses when she gets home!! (PS unable to add any of Laura's photos as they were too big!! If you double click on the photos you get a better view)
Hope all's well at home thanks again for all the emails we're off to Wales now and the rugby! Love from the Aussie Gypsies


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What type of flowers are these mate?What type of flowers are these mate?
What type of flowers are these mate?

Would you believe they're bloody Begonias Mate! (Bangor Castle)
Doesn't fit this headDoesn't fit this head
Doesn't fit this head

We all tried on the Viking helmet. It was a bit like Cinderella and the glass slipper!!
Whoever the helmet does fit shall carry the swordWhoever the helmet does fit shall carry the sword
Whoever the helmet does fit shall carry the sword

(All vikings must have been bloody pin heads)
Skinny PubSkinny Pub
Skinny Pub

Bittles Pub belfast
Grey AbbeyGrey Abbey
Grey Abbey

Old Abbey on Strangford Lough
The Silver BulletThe Silver Bullet
The Silver Bullet

Our wheels around Ireland
Carrick-a-rede Rope BridgeCarrick-a-rede Rope Bridge
Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge

This is really extreme stuff for us but we made it through wind and rain.
Laura of the Antartic!Laura of the Antartic!
Laura of the Antartic!

She's just made it across the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge
Marsh checking out some colour schemesMarsh checking out some colour schemes
Marsh checking out some colour schemes

Marsh loves the colours of some of the cottages
The Gaints CausewayThe Gaints Causeway
The Gaints Causeway

One of the seven wonders of the natural world.
Loving the flowersLoving the flowers
Loving the flowers

Every little village is filled with colourful flower beds, pots and hanging baskets.
One for you AshleighOne for you Ashleigh
One for you Ashleigh

Ashleigh Falls County Galway
Croagh PatrickCroagh Patrick
Croagh Patrick

All good Catholics should climb this in their lifetime!


13th September 2007

Hi from Toowoomba!
We're so pleased that you're all having such a great time. I'm sure I heard you all laughing from here. Keep enjoying yourselves. Take care. Love Linese and Jerry xx
15th September 2007

What a wonderful life!
Having fun while the rest of us are hard at work. Good on you!
16th September 2007

Ripper Photos
Excuse the pun - we're about to head off on the Jack the Ripper tour - hehe. The photos do look great though - love the traditional Irish one, with the farmhouse and cows. Glad you are having a great time with the relies. Not long to go now, and you'll be in Europe - v exciting! Anyway, off to relax briefly :) Love you all lots xoxox

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