Hello lovelies,
I'm baaaack! Seriously, I cannot believe that my Ireland vacation has come and gone. It was amazing and wonderful and just everything I hoped it would be. Since a lot of you have been asking, I'm posting lots of pictures. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, right?
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| Blarney Castle! |
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| Blarney Castle and Gardens |
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| I believe this is us after we kissed the Blarney Stone! |
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| They decided to explore the tiny tower |
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| Like my castle? |
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| View from the top of the Blarney Castle |
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| Blarney Castle Gardens |
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| Blarney House (Sadly, wasn't open to go inside. But it looked like people lived there!) |
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| View of Dublin front the top of Guinness Factory |
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| Dublin, Ireland |
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| Enniskerry, Ireland. This is the little town five minutes from where we stayed. |
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| Delicious coffee at Cup (yes, that's the name of the cafe) |
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| Dublin Castle in the heart of Dublin |
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| Gelato from this little place on Grafton Street |
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| Us at the St. Stephen's Gardens right outside of Grafton Street in Dublin |
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| Us by the Malahide Castle in Malahide, Ireland |
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| Malahide Castle (one of the oldest occupied castles in Ireland) |
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| Excitement at the Waterfall |
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| Jacob's Ladder. Yes, it was as painful as it looks. |
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| Driving around Small Towns, Ireland |
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| Powerscourt Waterfall |
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| Us at Powerscourt Waterfall |
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| Powerscourt Waterfall |
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| Another view of St. Stephen's Gardens in Dublin |
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| Roads in Ireland |
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| Trinity College Campus |
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| The "We're going on an adventure" face |
I can pretty much go on and on posting pictures, but this is all I can manage for now. If you guys follow me on Instagram, be prepared to get a lot of picture flashbacks of my trip.
I loved everything about Ireland. I loved the country, the people, the weather, the food, the EVERYTHING. I seriously think my body is protesting about being back because I got sick as soon as I set foot back in the states (while still on the plane).
Ireland is a beautiful country, full of beautiful people and history. As a writer, I gleamed so much inspiration from walking those streets. I even came up with a new book idea while riding the Dart. Once I finish my current WIP, I'll be jumping into that one and I can't wait. The back of the book has been written out and everything. That's what Ireland did to me.
I'm saddened to be back. I would've liked to stay longer just so I could find myself in these little cafe's, working on my book.
Much love,
