In a lovely garden just outside of Shannon (not my sister)
In a lovely garden just outside of Shannon (not my sister)
Three crazy squirrles
The Pied Piper of county Kerry
Interesting stalactites in the first cave we went to, dubbed by the owners as "Ireland's Premier Showcave!"
A cute abandoned citadel by the side of the road along the Ring of Kerry
Just hanging around
Sentimental beach graphitti (kisses...more kisses)
Getting my feet wet at the beach along the Shannon River, which at this point was an inlet, not a river.
The gals at an ancient circular fort, one of many that dot the countryside
I want this for my yard. Too bad it belongs to Daniel O'Connell
Gigantic Devil's Club
Most of the road along the Ring of Kerry was this type of 1-lane, cliffside, bike-trail-sized death road equipped with tour busses to pass every couple of miles. I'd have rather preferred a go-cart to a car.
9 in the morning, and this Irish blaggard was already three sheets to the wind. TURA LURA LURA LIE!! Hey black woman, wanna hold me sheep?!
Fungie, the friendly dolphin of Dingle
Another random, abandoned castle along the coast of the Dingle Peninsula
Artistic beached boat shot
The Three Caballeros
One of the few shots that proves my mom was indeed on this trip.
Horseback riding in the hills above Dingle
An eager cattle-dog at our farmstay outside of Dingle
A famously bizzare road along the Dingle Peninsula
The Ogham Stone, where people swearing to one another oaths would stand on the graves of the anscestors and touch fingers through the hole in the stone. This be big swear.
At the Cliffs of Moher
And that was the last time they were ever seen....
The tall, rotten limestone Cliffs of Moher
A dramatic Irish sea
The Burren, "where there are no trees to hang a man" but there seem to be enough rocks to stone him to death.
An ancient table-like structure in The Burren
All the mussels had crabs