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- Día 8
- domingo, 14 de julio de 2019, 16:53
- ⛅ 21 °C
- Altitud: 27 m
- Inglaterra Royal Albert Hall 51.50019, -0.1778951°30’1” N 0°10’40” W
Dale Chihuly Exhibition - Kew Gardens
14 de julio de 2019, Inglaterra ⋅ ⛅ 21 °C
Mexican born, Dale Chihuly is an innovative artist working with glass. Kew Gardens hosted a stunning selection of his work from the past 50 years. Many of the pieces were set against the unique backdrop of the gardens, other pieces were displayed in one of the art galleries at the gardens.
The exhibition was named " Reflections on nature" and the artist had said
" I want my work to appear like it came from nature, so that if someone found it on the beach or in the forest, they might think it belonged there"Leer más
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Alisha GrantVery artsy
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ViajeroOh wow. What magnificent works. So colourful. I love the Medusa-like one beside the water.
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Trip OneSpectacular!!
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ViajeroHave been to the gardens today, beautiful, really enjoyed it, off to Cornwall tomorrow
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- Día 10
- martes, 16 de julio de 2019, 8:22
- ⛅ 17 °C
- Altitud: 51 m
- Gales Upper Killay 51.61292, -4.0294651°36’47” N 4°1’46” W
Swansea
16 de julio de 2019, Gales ⋅ ⛅ 17 °C
We spent time in Swansea, Julia's partner Adam's hometown, staying with Adam's Mum and Dad, Nettie and William. First class hospitality at its best. Swansea is a seaside city on the south coast of Wales, with a population of 300,000 +The Gower Pensinsula is known for sandy beaches such as Rhossili Bay. Mumbles Peir is a long boardwalk, with a must stop at the famous Joe's ice creamy, yum yum. A feature of the area is known as The Common, open unfenced grazing fields with sheep and horses free to roam. We passed many groups of ponies just like the ones in the attached photo. The streets are made bright and cheery with colourful window boxes and hanging baskets full of beautiful bright mixed flowers, stunning.Leer más
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ViajeroLooks like a beautiful day at the beach. Warm enough for a swim? I remember slate roofing was common.
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- Día 11
- miércoles, 17 de julio de 2019, 12:07
- ⛅ 19 °C
- Altitud: 78 m
- Gales Fall Bay 51.56936, -4.2884251°34’10” N 4°17’18” W
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Rhossili, Wales
17 de julio de 2019, Gales ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
Rhossili Bay has been voted one of the best beaches in the UK. We drove along the Gower, although only a small area, it includes rolling hillsides, craggy clifftops, golden sands a shipwreck or two, whitewashed cottages and the most captivating coastline. The magnificent Three Cliffs Bay, with a trio of triangular crags and sandy coast. Rhossili, a vast west facing beach unfolding beneath a steep, windy headland. Worm's Head sees a spactular end to the headland. To the west of Rhossili is Llangennith probably Wales's best surfing spot. It was interesting to see all signs in Wales to have both English and Welsh lettering, as much a we practiced we have no grasp on any words. For those with some space still empty on their bucket list, a walk along the entire glorious Gower coastline approximately 50 Kms, would be a definite addition.Leer más
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ViajeroLovely family photo. Picturesque coast.
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Trip One No seaweed!!
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Diko PalibrkNice Legs :)
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Diko PalibrkOur Stevie just returned from Ireland, didn't get to Wales unfortunately. Stay Safe We are watching you both. Love Diko & Angie
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- Día 15
- domingo, 21 de julio de 2019, 11:53
- ⛅ 19 °C
- Altitud: 48 m
- Irlanda Whitehall 53.37745, -6.2459153°22’39” N 6°14’45” W
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Ireland Tour, Day 1
21 de julio de 2019, Irlanda ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
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- Día 16
- lunes, 22 de julio de 2019, 6:43
- ⛅ 19 °C
- Altitud: 48 m
- Irlanda Whitehall 53.37739, -6.2459453°22’39” N 6°14’45” W
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Ireland Tour, Day 2
22 de julio de 2019, Irlanda ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
Today we were northbound, pass Drogheda, the scene of the battle of the Boyne in 1690, then through the fertile landscape of the Boyne Valley. We then crossed the border into Northern Ireland, driving past the Mountains of Mourne to Downpatrick, the burial place of Saint Patrick, Ireland's Patron Saint, then onto the city of Belfast.
In the late 20th century Northern Ireland was troubled by conflict, the violence mainly took place with in the boarders of Northern Ireland, at time spilling over into the Republic of Ireland. The conflict beginning in the late 1960's was deemed to have ended 1998. The key issue was the constitutional status of Northern Ireland. Loyalists/unionists who were mostly protestants wanted Northern Ireland to remain within the UK, Irish nationalists/republicans who were mostly Catholic wanted Northern Ireland to leave the UK and join a united Ireland. More than 3500 lives were lost due to this conflict.Leer más
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ViajeroA trip down memory lane. Have you noticed the windy lanes and roads? Apparently it's because the roads are so long and the island is so small it's the only way they could fit them in.
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Trip One So pretty and green. Just like home!! Atm!
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- Día 16
- lunes, 22 de julio de 2019, 11:21
- ☁️ 20 °C
- Altitud: 30 m
- Irlanda del Norte Downpatrick 54.32752, -5.7222754°19’39” N 5°43’20” W
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Down Cathedral, County Down.
22 de julio de 2019, Irlanda del Norte ⋅ ☁️ 20 °C
Many relics reside in this medieval Gothic Church which is believed to be the burial site of Saint Patrick. The Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity is known as Down Cathedral. It is a place of pilgrimage and prayer. Standing prominently on the Hill of Down, overlooking the ancient and historic town of Downpatrick.
It is an ancient esslestical site with a church dedicated to the Holy Trinity recorded in 12th century. It has suffered from the forces of an earthquake 1245, burned down in 1315 and subsequently rebuilt and destroyed several times. Crosses from the 9th, 10th and 12th centuries are preserved in the Cathedral. The last restoration took place between 1985 to 1987.
Accompanying photos include the Cathedral, the granite grave stone believed to be of St Patrick, the graveyard with the mountains of Mourne as the backdrop, stained glass windows, the large pipe organ and the ancient baptismal font which is a bullaun stone, these are linked to early medieval church sites.Leer más
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ViajeroThis is where Damian lived and played cricket in 82. One of the locals named his home Bungaree. I lived out of town on a farm.
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Trip One What’s that? Looks like a lump of concrete but maybe a grave?
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- Día 16
- lunes, 22 de julio de 2019, 15:39
- ⛅ 24 °C
- Altitud: 11 m
- Irlanda del Norte Belfast 54.59855, -5.9250454°35’55” N 5°55’30” W
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Belfast
22 de julio de 2019, Irlanda del Norte ⋅ ⛅ 24 °C
Belfast is Northern Ireland capital, with a population of 333,000 and stands on the banks of the river Lagan. The city was former industrial powerhouse with a troubled past. Belfast became a major linen producing centre, rope works, tobacco factory, aerated water factory, tea machinery factory, tea manufacturers and distributors, dry dock, and shipyards. The ill-fated ship RMS Titanic was built in Belfast, and today boasts a Titanic museum with hands on displays and guided tours.Leer más
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Trip One Great photos !
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Trip One Xoxo
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Viajero Look at these two stinkers!!
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Viajero Hahahaha I wrote stunners but it auto corrected to stinkers 😅😅😅😅
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Duncan Grant Europe & UK
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- Día 17
- martes, 23 de julio de 2019, 9:35
- ⛅ 19 °C
- Altitud: 113 m
- Irlanda del Norte Carrickarade Island 55.23431, -6.3293955°14’4” N 6°19’46” W
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Ireland, Day 3
23 de julio de 2019, Irlanda del Norte ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
Today we headed to the Northern most aspect of Ireland, and thanks to the clear weather were able to see some of the islands of Scotland. At the northern most aspect, the Causeway Coast, there was a small footbridge between two of the landform which no doubt would be somewhat scary on a windy day.
We then visited The Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Years ago volcanic activity created these steplike hexagonal columns. The Giant's Causeway has long been associated with Irish mythology with the story of Fionn the giant. .
We then went to the city of Derry passing once again through Ireland's 50 shades of green. Lush green fields, stone or hedge fencing, fat healthy cattle and numbers of content sheep, picture perfect.
We travelled to Donegal, the ancient town founded by Danish Vikings, and home of the O'Donnell Clan. We drove along Donegal Bay with small fishing ports and beaches. A stop at the town of Drumcliff gave us a chance to see not only the grave site of the famous Irish poet W B Yates but also share time with Angela's kinfolk who are also buried there. A table top mountain provides a glorious backdrop to the cemetery. Our stop for the night was Sligo.Leer más
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Trip One Amazing!
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ViajeroDamian walked over that little bridge. I was too chicken but I posed for a photo so ot looked like I was bravely crossing.
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- Día 17
- martes, 23 de julio de 2019, 11:01
- ⛅ 19 °C
- Altitud: 44 m
- Irlanda del Norte Giants Causeway 55.23324, -6.5170455°13’60” N 6°31’1” W
Flowers of the causeway
23 de julio de 2019, Irlanda del Norte ⋅ ⛅ 19 °C
ViajeroWish my garden looked this good. Finn McCool must've been some gardner.
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- Día 18
- miércoles, 24 de julio de 2019, 11:26
- ⛅ 20 °C
- Altitud: 27 m
- Irlanda Dublin 53.3338, -6.248853°20’2” N 6°14’56” W
Ireland Day 4
24 de julio de 2019, Irlanda ⋅ ⛅ 20 °C
Today we visited the seaside village of Galway, a cosmopolitan centre with colourful shops, busy cafe's and bars. We then drove across the limestone plateau of The Burren to visit the 203 meter Cliffs of Moher.Leer más
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