There once were two folks from the states.
When at Limmerick they went through the gates,
Although they were scared
For driving they dared
T'was the Whiskey that sealed their fates.
St. John Cathedral |
As bad as that is, it should give you a hint that we stopped in the city of Limerick. Our only stop was at St. John's Cathedral where apparently the big donors are pork butchers (See photo).
We made it safely to Kilarney, the city known for it's natural beauty. Killarney is home to the Ring of Kerry, the Lakes of Killarney, Muckross Abbey and is not too far from the Dingle Peninsula. However we may have run out of luck with the weather. It is currently pouring outside with more rain predicted for the next two days. We are assessing our options over a nice cup of hot tea. The options include dinner, a movie and maybe topping the night off with some traditional music and a Guiness.
Even I figured out "don't fall off A cliff" |
I'm only now starting to understand the meanings of some of the highway signs. Some need more
explanation than others. We've learned that a "Traffic Calming" is an abrupt narrowing of the road just outside a village or city. The road is artificially narrowed by significant curbs. A slow down sign must not have been doing the trick.
Traffic Calming does nothing to Calm me. |
Out into the rain we go!
Good luck with the weather. The Ring of Kerry and The Dingle Peninsula are still beautiful even in the rain. The music and Guinness sounds good too. Always good to have a plan B. Sometimes it can turn unplanned adventures into truly memorable moments. Have fun! Thanks to the hog butchers and thanks to you for sharing your travels.
ReplyDeleteHappy you are enjoying your time in spite of the rain. Ireland is beautiful everyday! Not a bad idea to sit in a pub awhile and enjoy some great traditional Irish music. Happy travels. ☘️☘️
ReplyDeleteI have neither the rhyme nor meter, but you deserve a reply:
DeleteThere once were two Blaneys so sober
Who visited Eire in November
At Killarney it rained
In a pub they remained
And became Guinness fans forever.
Well done Lorraine!
DeleteGood one, Lorraine.
ReplyDeleteYes I remember it raining in Ireland. Just another good reason to visit a pub and enjoy fun conversations with the locals. They LOVE talking to Americans.
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