Lobby of the Berkeley Court Hotel in Dublin 

Panorama of Glendalough 

Panorama of Irish countryside from the mountain above Bray 

Kevin above the Irish Sea 

A not so flattering shot of myself standing above the cliffs while squinting into the sun. 

Another shot of the view from the mountain 

Not very reflective of the actual view. We hiked 1,228 feet to the top of this moutain. This is virtually a cliff descending to the Irish Sea. The train tracks run just above sea level so I am sure it would be a fantastic train ride. 

One of the beaches we hit today 

David and Kevin with some happy Irish man at the pub where we stopped for lunch otherwise referred to as 'pub grub' 

Brief description of the gateway to the monastery 

The gates to the monastery at Glendalough 

Another shot of the cathedral. 

Shot of the hillsides surrounding Glendalough. A small but beautiful lake is at between myself and the cliffs in the picture. 

Inside the Priest's house. The house is approximately 8' x 10' so you can't imagine a person living in it. The main door is shorter than me (5'10") and I almost had to turn sideways to get through the door.

Sorry for the blur but you can read most of theis plaque explaining the cathedral shown in the preceding picture. 

Saint Kevin in front of his kitchen at Glendalough 

This is considered a two-lane road. When a car comes the other way at around 45 MPH each drive runs the side of their car through the bushes which can be a bit scarey for all. 

Steaming tomorrow's clothes after the long journey. The dripping walls are the key indicator to a thorough steaming!

A room without a view 

more 'normal' TV 

Last trip the TV was filled with the Pope. It now seems to be back to normal. 

Obviously different safety standards than the States. The window opens open about 5 feet allowing me to jump the 6 stories if life here gets too rough. 

A room without a view 

Madilyn minus two teeth. Now minus three with pics to come.

Hare Bear and Jennifer. 

Nicole and her Hoppy Birthday cake.