Our last full day was split between Killarney and Dingle (did ya see Leap Year??). In Killarney we visited Ross Castle
and the famous Muckross House which is a restored Victorian home, owned mostly by the English aristocrats who survived quite well during their time, while they watched the Irish starve around them.
Instead of touring inside the castle and the house, we spent our time out of doors, hiked to a waterfall and took a jaunting cart horse ride. You can see from the next two pictures how different our girls are. Bailey is here barely surviving, her lips are as white as a ghost, she has a weak traveling stomach, but she is not a downer, she will survive. We are just now finding this out as she has much difficulty with any sort of travel that doesn't include our own car.
And here is McKenna, in McKenna heaven because there is an animal involved that she gets to touch.
And finally, on our early morning drive to the airport, on the final stretch of road, low and behold we see our last red door. She is super cute and she is exactly the 100th red door that we counted on our trip. Nice.
and the famous Muckross House which is a restored Victorian home, owned mostly by the English aristocrats who survived quite well during their time, while they watched the Irish starve around them.
Instead of touring inside the castle and the house, we spent our time out of doors, hiked to a waterfall and took a jaunting cart horse ride. You can see from the next two pictures how different our girls are. Bailey is here barely surviving, her lips are as white as a ghost, she has a weak traveling stomach, but she is not a downer, she will survive. We are just now finding this out as she has much difficulty with any sort of travel that doesn't include our own car.
And here is McKenna, in McKenna heaven because there is an animal involved that she gets to touch.
And finally, on our early morning drive to the airport, on the final stretch of road, low and behold we see our last red door. She is super cute and she is exactly the 100th red door that we counted on our trip. Nice.
2 comments:
Oh dear I didn't realize Bailey had a weak stomach. She is a trooper. I'm glad McKenna had a special place in her heart for animals. Cute pictures.
Did you find any Claddagh things? I am so grateful for the pictures and the commentary.... Some day, I will take this tour.
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