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Kitchen Table Dalkey Castle Ireland Taken 7.3.16 By FF

Ireland: Goat Castle, the Irish Maritime Museum, and an evening sail around Dalkey Island

July 3rd, 2016 It’s 11:15 am on a lazy Sunday morning as my DART train rattles up the Dublin Coast to Dalkey. Yesterday’s sunshine has disappeared, but the grey skies aren’t raining, and that’s good enough for me. My only plan for today is to visit the Dalkey Castle & Heritage Center, and the farmer’s market in Dun Laoghaire. Dalkey …

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Cliff Walk 1 Ireland Taken 7.2.16 By FF

Ireland: A Cliff Walk Along the Irish Sea

July 2, 2016 It’s just after 2:00 pm and I am walking along the seaside esplanade in Bray. To my right are hotels and restaurants, like this one: To my left is a thigh-high wall separating the esplanade from the ocean. The beach here is covered in small stones, but that doesn’t stop families, children, and couples from running or …

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Powerscourt House Back Side Ireland Taken 7.2.16 By FF

Ireland: A Morning at Powerscourt Estate

July 2, 2016 It’s 10:00 am at Powerscourt Estate, and the excitement that has been humming through my body since yesterday afternoon is a low vibration in my fingers. It’s a combination of optimism and sense of “anything can happen,” and even after two years of traveling, I love feeling this way when I start a new adventure. And so …

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Featured Image A Stroll Through The Irish Countryside 7.20.16

A Stroll Through the Irish Countryside

June 23, 2106: Belturbet, Ireland It’s the one-week anniversary of my arrival in Belturbet, and I decide to take a break from exploring Turbet Island to explore the countryside instead. It’s been sunny all afternoon, but it clouds over as I follow the road north into the countryside. Just out of town, I decide to follow the road signs to …

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Featured Image Ireland A Rocky Arrival Exploring Belturbet 7.13.16

Ireland: A Rocky Arrival & Exploring Belturbet

June 16 – July 1, 2016: Belturbet, Ireland After the wonders of the Galapagos and the weirdly liminal stopover in Boston, I am expecting Ireland to feel familiar. After all, I flew into this airport, on this airline, just two years ago – there’s an odd sense of coming full circle. Instead, Ireland hits my body with a shock. It …

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