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Last of Ireland, but more travels ahead

Ireland was fun.
We meet a lot of interesting and fun people. Saw a lot of interesting things and learned a lot about Ireland. Saw the country side by train and bus. Ate amazing local food. Immersed ourselves in the local culture. Had a ghost haunting the hall of the B an B. Saw endless amounts of castles. Visited the last port of call of the Titanic. Hung my feet off the Cliffs of Moher. Krista was able to able to enjoy a frothy Guinness freshly brewed. Rode along the Ring of Kerry. Randomly stopped to stretch our legs and see the sights.
This man and his donkey were selling fruits and homemade goods.


This little guy was spent from his travels.


Krista and I had the opportunity to see first hand how herding sheep is done. We learned how the dogs are trained. Then we watched the dogs herd the sheep. Was really neat to watch.


What a view for eating lunch. I had ordered shepherds pie. (This was the small plate)
Soooo good and filling.


There's a lot of beautiful bridges in Dublin.


We stayed at a cute little hostel call the Tipperary House. Now hostels are a very cheap way to travel. I will say they are not for everyone. If you can share a room with a bunch of strangers and want to save money, this is for you. It's a great way to meet new people. If you really don't care for that, then get a hotel room.  If you are traveling with a group of friends, getting a hotel room might be the cheaper way to go.


Krista is ecstatic that she got the top bunk.


GOOD BYE IRELAND,
YOU'VE BEEN GREAT!!!

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