I recently took a trip to Ireland as I said. Well, just say it is incredible. It is impossible to describe what you feel when you're way from there. The sound of the sea, the rain falling, of birds. The smell of wet grass, wild flowers and soap in every home. The taste of food, beer guinness;), Irish coffee, the pastries and chocolates with mint unique landscapes, forests on all sides with large trees, towns and villages with colorful houses and roofs with tiles that look like chocolate, animals in harmony with man. Ais ... I wish I had been there. Although we had a great time it rained heavily, I think the whole country does not know the term "climate change" the man respects nature, even nature seems to respect the man in return. We saw many animals: horses, sheep, gulls, jackdaws, donkeys ... but also seals, dolphins, Scottish grouse ... all in nature. The people are super nice and generous. I could pull hours talking. I have a diary of the trip if anyone is interested, and multiple folders with photos. But the wise are good pictures (or so they say), here I leave the ones I like:
Moher Cliffs. A quite touristy. There is an area that is surrounded by a sort of stone fence so that people do not cross and fall. However, the cliffs are very long, and not all the way is fenced. There is a moment where you just at the edge, and if you step over to the side you fall. Every year they lose a half to 3 tourists in that area. The wind is treacherous and not worth the confidence ... edge calling.
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Kylemore Abbey. It was an old "house" that belonged to a man married to a beautiful young woman. But the girl became seriously ill and eventually died. The man did not stay long in the castle by memory of his wife. When he died he was buried alongside her in a mausoleum near the lake. Nuns who fled to Belgium during World War 1, settled the castle and this later became an orphanage.
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Amid a big city like Killarney, there is a huge park that you can ride a horse. This park has a large lake and many other surprises like a house, a house of XVII century ...
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Gulls were a cool ... the you could touch and hold, the only condition was to give them something to eat:).
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Not that I like big cities but Dublin certainly impressed me. Do not ask me to paint the giant antenna-Pirulo through the city, because I do not know, is to stop lightning?.
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The Irish are a few party goers. What are some drunks that is also true. Every night, all taverns have live music and Cisco is not the excess of alcohol. The Irish love the music (you do not see that either play the harp, flute and violin) and in any corner you see the musicians playing in the middle of the street, even when the rain falls. Starting from very little eh ...
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When you put the pictures of the dolphin ...
Amanda.
