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Ireland Day 13

Ginger Count: do chestnut/sorrel horses count as gingers? The day’s agenda: Head to the K Club in Stratton via Kildare and the Irish National Stud. I woke up to go on a run only to find that it was a gray, rainy day. Yay for finally getting some stereotypical Irish weather! Boo for not committingContinueContinue reading “Ireland Day 13”

Posted byMirandaAugust 17, 2016December 4, 2018Posted inIreland, The Adventures of Dani and MirandaLeave a comment on Ireland Day 13

Ireland Day 12

Ginger Count: 525,600 gingers. If any of you get that reference you get bonus points. The day’s agenda: The Cliffs of Moher! A note from yesterday: I said I would report back on Buried at Sea once I tried it. Part of me wants to go into a long and drawn out discussion regarding theContinueContinue reading “Ireland Day 12”

Posted byMirandaAugust 16, 2016December 4, 2018Posted inIreland, The Adventures of Dani and MirandaLeave a comment on Ireland Day 12

Ireland Day 11

Ginger count: So. Many. Gingers. The day’s agenda: Say goodbye to Ashford and hello to Galway. The weather for the day was stunning, another blue sky day to follow up the few days of rain and gray skies we saw earlier. After breakfast, we decided to wander around a bit before heading to Galway. TheContinueContinue reading “Ireland Day 11”

Posted byMirandaAugust 15, 2016December 4, 2018Posted inIreland, The Adventures of Dani and Miranda1 Comment on Ireland Day 11

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