Between the walls, the rocks, the history, the memories. Have a blessed weekend, Lisa
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If You….?
If you were physically able and had to pick one of these activities to do on an afternoon in Ireland, which one would you choose? Comment and place your vote below. Enjoy your imaginary adventuresome self. (or maybe this is all in a day’s work for you 😉 Slainte, Lisa
P.S. Most of you said your eye was drawn to the water/rocks/spash in yesterday’s picture. Thanks for commenting!
Jump fearlessly to the many smaller rocks below
Scale the outside of an abandoned stone hut in a forest, and shimmy your way down inside through an open room and obliging tree
Exploring a subterranean tunnel underneath an ancient castle
Do You…?
Given the choice to explore one of two castles for the day, do you pick
the restored and maintained Cahir Castle
or the Ballycarberry Castle ruin?
Both great castles in their own uniqueness. Answer in the comments below and tell me about your imaginary travel day. Have fun climbing the stony, windy staircases in your mind. 🙂 Slainte, Lisa
P.S. Yesterday’s cliff cave poll was tied….half of you would ask many questions, and half would stay in the boat. Only one brave person would jump out and go, no questions asked. 🙂 In case you were wondering, me…water….boat…no question where I’m staying!
If My Family Were Rock Stars…
…this would totally be an awesome album cover! 😉 How cool are they?
Loving the sunshine this morning, even though it is single digits outside. We’re headed for a balmy 50 degrees F on Saturday, and I’m positively giddy at the thought.
May you all be stars today, may ice not form on your feet, and may the thoughts of Spring warm your heart. Slainte, Lisa
Exploring
One of the cool things about kids is the way they explore a new place. They don’t just casually stroll, commenting wisely on the architecture and historical significance; they crawl, climb, touch, jump, and experience. 
Always fun (and slightly exhausting! 🙂 ) to watch. And always a prod for me to see and touch and experience more right along with them. Today I’m going to try to find at least one new thing to explore! Blessings to all of you, Lisa
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