. . . and after they were expelled by the king, they continued to make raids.
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A journal, a travelogue, a to-do list, a memoir, a discussion board -- this could be anything. Whatever else it is, may it be a place where the name of Jesus is glorified.
- Lauren
- Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
- I started this blog so that I could keep in touch with everyone at home and share pictures while I'm in England. But I am going to try to keep it up now that I am back!
Summer Reading List
- The Mill on the Floss -- George Eliot
- Brick Lane -- Monica Ali
- The Enchanter -- Vladimir Nabokov
- Reading Lolita in Tehran -- Azar Nafisi
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- Canadian embassy, Ireland.
- . . . but there was no plaque!
- Heard a rumour that this is the oldest house in D...
- Hotel owned by Bono. A little too rich for my bl...
- Window into Dublin.
- This one goes out to Kristen (future RMC student!...
- Leprechauns!
- I don't see any. . .
- Yay for bilingual countries!
- Live Irish music at Oliver St. John Gogarty's. Th...
- palpable atmosphere
- Sarah and Carly at the Brazen Head. We had dinne...
- One of the bars in the BH.
- The Brazen Head is the oldest pub in Ireland. I...
- The Indian restaurant where we had lunch after th...
- Yes, I was really standing there.
- glorious
- You know what they say. Obedient citizens make f...
- I LOVE ceilings like this! Maybe it's time to re...
- The illustrious Citizen Gaius Drummondus.
- The town hall (at least, I think it was) -- one o...
- We continue to be guided.
- Jackie Chan climbed the side of this building whe...
- The lady that is walking away (the one in the per...
- All the names of Englishmen who ruled tyrannicall...
- A window in St. Peter's Church.
- Whoever this guy is, he's not St. Peter. Jonatha...
- St. Peter's Church at Dublin Castle. Above the d...
- Dublin Castle. Only the middle part is very old ...
- I'm not so sure what this was, but it was in Dubl...
- A tree in the quad. It was probably there when ...
- The centre of the Trinity Quad. Like the Univers...
- Trinity College, Dublin, at night. Sorry, I don'...
- Peter, our guide.
- Then on the Friday, Sarah and I went on a walki...
- The "moonscape" atop in the Wicklow mountains. . ...
- A little waterfall -- it has been a dry year in D...
- The emerald pathway behind the monastery.
- Another view of the monastery. The tower was the...
- Old-school cobblestone roof. Extremely heavy.
- It contained this, which we were told was the old...
- Some school boys visited at the same time.
- On our second day in Dublin, we went on a tour of...
- We thought Dublin was really best seen at night.
- A picture of the four of us taken by a couple tha...
- The actors on the pub crawl -- they taught us abo...
- The t-shirt I was destined to win in the literary...
- In The Duke, the pub where our literary pub crawl...
- At the National Library.
- In St. Stephen's Green.
- James Joyce stayed in this area, Howth (the tower...
- Printed on the windows of the gravity bar were qu...
- . . . which has a magnificent 360 degree view of ...
- They definitely overglorify themselves, but even ...
- Carly Barley
- Like most beer commercials, the exhibits were clea...
- Inside the Guinness Storehouse
- If one of those bottle should happen to fall. . .
- Ahh, the history of it all! I can almost smell it!
- Our first tourist stop in Ireland, appropriately e...
- and we had some really fun and interesting times i...
- Yet every city has its beauties. . .
- It got quite out of hand, with many windows smash...
- aka "the stiletto in the ghetto".
- Protesting Orangemen surrounded the millenium mon...
- In fact, our last day in Dublin, the streets were...
- Pure peace is hard to come by.
- And, to continue being fair, the Irish are very po...
- Though to be fair, the city has spent more time b...
- garbage on top of the cans?
- "ghetto"?
- shall we say. . .
- So, our first impression of Dublin was that it wa...
- (home sweet home)The door lock was broken on the o...
- We stayed in a rented apartment in Dublin. On th...
- Our neighbourhood in Ireland.
- Next stop, the Emerald Isle! A friiightening Rya...
- Letters on an Aberdonian tomb.
- King's College, Aberdeen.The University of Aberde...
- Alpine Bikes -- David's cycle shop. He has 5 loc...
- Downtown Aberdeen.
- The retaining wall in the harbour. . . it looks g...
- Uncle John giving us the tour.
- Fair is fowl and fowl is fair.
- The houses are built right up against the sea-wall.
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2 comments:
Wow Lauren, that picture is really professional grade. The foreground is in strong focus, with the background just lightly fuzzed, to draw the attention to the vine.
Thanks. Sarah took it.
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