Stayed Dry in Ireland!!

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June 21st 2009

Published: June 21st 2009

Can you believe it? Eight days in the Emerald Isle with sunshine every day and we never got wet? Yes, it rained, but not much and never enough to dampen our plans. However, our money just seemed to evaporate. The prices were outrageous!!! Dublin, Cork, and Waterford were interesting with quaint buildings, old neighborhoods, and historic monuments. Our travels out of the cities took us to the... Read Full Entry

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21st June 2009

Valerie
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beautiful
I loved the Ireland pictures, Pam. We would love to go there some day. Inspirational.

22nd June 2009

Dorothy
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I would love to go there
It is beautiful, and I would love to see it. Maybe someday.

22nd June 2009

David Fedo
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Greetings!
Another wonderful blog! Our one and only time in Ireland some years ago was also more or less rainless (although colder than we would have liked, even though it was around the time of Bloomsday in June). Hope it warms up for the two of you! Best from Singapore! David and Susan

22nd June 2009

Jody
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Gorgeous
Oh, and its a pretty place it tis! GRIN I think the Blarney stone is full of Blarney, if you have to stand nearly on your head to kiss the thing! LOL I loved the pink door and Twyla would too! My favorite was the Sphere though...really neat to find something that shiny and new in such an old place. More in email soon, I promise!

23rd June 2009

Your L'il Bro
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Faith and Begora
See? I knew you would have good weather. I'm glad you guys had a nice visit in the Emerald Isle.

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