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19th July 2017

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Enjoying all your pictures and I know you are enjoying your beautiful awesome trip....take good care and stay safe...loves ya <3

28th September 2011

malinda65
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You're welcome. We weren't supposed to stop at all in Wales, but since our tour guide was Welsh, he felt obligated to stop so we can enjoy ALL of Great Britain! I loved visiting Conwy.

From Blog: LLanfair PG to Conwy

15th September 2011

Aditya
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Very very beautiful picture Ireland is best when it comes to natural beauty and grass looks greener there :)))

From Blog: Adare to Killarney

18th July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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Nomi and Neo!

From Blog: San Francisco Sight Seeing

18th July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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Dementors!!!

From Blog: San Francisco Sight Seeing

14th July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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yep, just like her father...that's my corny daughter

From Blog: Mitchell, SD

3rd July 2011

malinda65
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I doubled check and yes you're right, so I made the change. Thanks for the info.

From Blog: Kilkenny to Dublin

3rd July 2011

malinda65
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I did go inside, but at that time it was being used for some event and no cameras were allowed. It was pretty inside.

From Blog: Kilkenny to Dublin

3rd July 2011

malinda65
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Actually I couldnt reach the stone with my lips, so I licked it!! LOL! The crowds were thin also when I went up do to the rain shower that was occuring that day.

From Blog: Killarney to Blarney

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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This is one area we tried to visit but due to the biggest snow storm in over 50 years to hit Ireland, the day before, the road to the park was closed due to snow drifts :(Glad one of us got to see it, Thanks for the pics.

From Blog: Dublin to Glendalough

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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We saw it up close and it's laser engraved all around the base. It's actually called Millennium Spire, but also known locally as "the Spike"...lol

From Blog: Kilkenny to Dublin

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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too bad you didn't go inside the church, it's almost 1000 years old and beautiful inside

From Blog: Kilkenny to Dublin

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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that's the church and street outside where Jennifer and I spent New Year's Eve celebrating with thousands of Irish...just like they do in Times Square in New York.

From Blog: Kilkenny to Dublin

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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hey....we stopped at that yellow building and got a deli sandwich in it's bottom floor market and walked around this same waterfront area before heading to Cork.

From Blog: Blarney to Waterford

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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I loved the downtown area of Cork. We got to see the house where Jennifer's great grandfather O'Mahoney was born in the old section of the city, near St. Patrick's Church.

From Blog: Blarney to Waterford

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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I wonder if you kissed the same spot on the Blarney Stone that I kissed...lol. We saw the castle grounds during an icy winter day. We were the last tourists allowed in the castle for the day due to the dangerous icy steps to climb. Seeing i
t all was still cool...no pun intended...lol

From Blog: Killarney to Blarney

1st July 2011

dan-and-jenn
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so jealous...another area I wanted to see but didn't have time, Legend says the Giant's Causeway is a bridge "built" between Ireland and Scotland by the folklore legend Finn McCool...sort of of like Paul Bunyan in the US.

From Blog: Larne to Giant's Causeway near Bushmills

2nd February 2011

malinda65
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From Blog: Cong, County Mayo, Republic of Ireland

1st February 2011

Bryan
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Beautiful and insightful pictures of Cong. You have a great eye and steady hand!!

From Blog: Cong, County Mayo, Republic of Ireland

17th January 2011

Bernard Bennell
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A truly wonderful photo. The Celtic Cross shows such detail remembering this is not a new addition - the birds above give the photo the motion it needed.

From Blog: Dublin to Glendalough

6th January 2011

unkown
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why dose united kingdom have the american flagg!!!!! its over where england and europe is

From Blog: Dartmoor National Park to Plymouth

6th January 2011

malinda65
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Plymouth is where the Mayflower sailed from when it carried the pilgrims to america. So there is a monument to those first Americans. Hence an American flag is flown at the monument.

From Blog: Dartmoor National Park to Plymouth

7th August 2010

Joann
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Wow!

From Blog: Something old... something new (17th century new)

7th August 2010

Joann
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Can I have a copy....I soo want to go and see everything

From Blog: Quick stop in a tiny village

7th August 2010

Joann
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Love this shot