This is taken at a castle south of Dublin named Powerscourt. These
are the gardens. It was only April, but everything was already green.
This is Powerscourt Castle. The inside burned in 1974, the night
before the complete restoration was to be opened to the public. They
are working on it again, but the inside is mostly empty.
This is a falls just a few miles from Powerscourt. It is the highest
falls in Ireland and was pretty.
This is Malahide Castle, just a few miles north of Dublin. It
was lived in until the 1960's.
This is us in front of Malahide Castle, just to prove we were there!
This is Blarney Castle. Yes, we both kissed the Blarney Stone.
Blarney Castle is in very poor shape and the stone is up at the top.
This is from the top of Blarney Castle. As you can see, there
is no roof and nothing much left inside. You can see someone kissing
the Blarney Stone directly across. You have to lay on your back and
hang over the edge!
This is Bunratty Castle. It is restored and quite interesting.
This is a room inside Bunratty Castle. The ceiling is all hand
carved wood.
This is a thatched roof cabin taken at a historical park on the grounds
of Bunratty Castle.
The inside of Christ Church in downtown Dublin.
Just some sheep, which are everywhere, along the road.
The Cliffs of Mohrer are on the western shore of Ireland. There
is nothing between here and New York except for North Atlantic Ocean.
It was cold and windy.
This is Stewart Melville College in Edinburgh, Scotland. We don't
know anything about it, but it was very impressive.
This is the front of Edinburgh Castle in Scotland. It was a very
interesting place.
This is just one of the many buildings inside the grounds of Edinburgh Castle. We could have spent two days there, but only had four hours!