Beautiful, amazing and mysterious places (87)
snowlynx: Ah yes...er....actually I'll be in Dublin that weekend....sorry...
Be like that so ! Which weekend is that then? 
facetowardsfront: Oh yes, I couldn't live without the bullock prices and the death notices
fifitrixibelle: Have you been rummaging in my drawers again
I'm there right now. Bring a flagon
howya tiny
dont fall for the usual touristy spots and get ripped off.go to any small town or village in the country listen to the locals get a feel for the the spot then investicate.bloody amazing what you can find out!so many unspoilt sites of historical importance that are way off the got to see list.monahicha been one of them,where?excactly
so much to see,so much to learn.off the beating track would be my recomendation,locally try monahicha abbey,a jewell.leap castle haunted to the hilt.the temple in templemore which should have been built in imperial india,swiss cottage .anyway i could keep going on and on,but i wont,follow your nose and you wont be dissapointed.sorry for the long post
dont fall for the usual touristy spots and get ripped off.go to any small town or village in the country listen to the locals get a feel for the the spot then investicate.bloody amazing what you can find out!so many unspoilt sites of historical importance that are way off the got to see list.monahicha been one of them,where?excactlyso much to see,so much to learn.off the beating track would be my recomendation,locally try monahicha abbey,a jewell.leap castle haunted to the hilt.the temple in templemore which should have been built in imperial india,swiss cottage .anyway i could keep going on and on,but i wont,follow your nose and you wont be dissapointed.sorry for the long postbenni2: howya tinydont fall for the usual touristy spots and get ripped off.go to any small town or village in the country listen to the locals get a feel for the the spot then investicate.bloody amazing what you can find out!so many unspoilt sites of historical importance that are way off the got to see list.monahicha been one of them,where?excactlyso much to see,so much to learn.off the beating track would be my recomendation,locally try monahicha abbey,a jewell.leap castle haunted to the hilt.the temple in templemore which should have been built in imperial india,swiss cottage .anyway i could keep going on and on,but i wont,follow your nose and you wont be dissapointed.sorry for the long post
Hiya Benni button ! Thanks for that, love finding those hidden treasures, go camping a lot with my son in the summer & would love to track down those places, mountshannon is a beautiful spot on the lake,outside portumna, cute little village, loved glen of aherlow, great to hear of the hidden beauty spots WadeWilson: carthage
machu picchu
machu picchu
I'll come too....always wanted to go there!
You can Keep Machu Picchu though, very very dangerous in Peru
benni2: howya tinydont fall for the usual touristy spots and get ripped off.go to any small town or village in the country listen to the locals get a feel for the the spot then investicate.bloody amazing what you can find out!so many unspoilt sites of historical importance that are way off the got to see list.monahicha been one of them,where?excactlyso much to see,so much to learn.off the beating track would be my recomendation,locally try monahicha abbey,a jewell.leap castle haunted to the hilt.the temple in templemore which should have been built in imperial india,swiss cottage .anyway i could keep going on and on,but i wont,follow your nose and you wont be dissapointed.sorry for the long post
Thank you benni, that is brillint advice and I shall try get to the places you mentioned
When I travelled in the States I stayed mostly off the beaten track. Went to see Grand Canyon but could not bear the crowds, so instead ended helping the guy who guided the mules with tourists into the canyon to take saddles off. Talking to him (he was Cherokee) was far more interesting than to watch children and adults alike chuck crisp packs about.
What long post, those few lines
An old abbey.. a haunted castle..... *drifts off
*facetowardsfront: Again dammit, I've been naughty
That reminds of this clip, cracks me up, yes, I`m easily pleased! another place I'd love to go and was booked to fly into Amman when Bush invaded Iraq
Rang Air France and they said "oh yes we can still fly you in there but cannot guarantee your flight home"
I got a full refund
But it is on my bucket list....
facetowardsfront: Funny you should say that. I was onboard an El Al hostess at the same moment about to enter the aron kodesh. No cancellation due to the invasion. Them gals never leave you stranded with you bags full.
You seriously need to go out and empty them bags....sounds like they are still full and may even burst!
facetowardsfront: No, they're grand, thanks for asking.
be like Santa and come once a year
and I was advising....not offering
facetowardsfront: Ok, I'll put my trousers back on so.
Arent you ever ready then! Post a pic first 
fifitrixibelle: Couldnt agree with you more, some fantastic spots in Ireland, enjoy the sherbits
Best time to go anywhere in Ireland is off peak...no tourists
Was in Killarney two weekends ago and the Ring of Kerry was bliss with the autumnal colours and empty roads and walkways
I was also very smitten with Achill some years ago when I went in early March
Was up at the Giant's Causeway for my 40th a few Octobers ago too and that was stunning....
Tiny if you go North check out Dunluce castle
fifitrixibelle: Arent you ever ready then! Post a pic first
oh please do....begging on my knees....I missed the shot of your "leg" last time
Pretty please.....with a cherry on top....make an auld wan happy for Christmas Mr Face
That Witty wan was all smug cos she seen the pic and I didn't
tinyfangs: That looks beautiful, Diva!!!!!
Can't wait now for it to get warmer again and the days longer. I am SO going to travel about
Can't wait now for it to get warmer again and the days longer. I am SO going to travel about
it is stunning and is on a peninsula of jutting out rock with a sheer cliff edge to the sea!
fifitrixibelle: The Giants causeway is on my bucket list, spent a bank holiday weekend camping in Achill, all I can say is, anything goes! On my way to the loo around 2am, there was a guy strumming guitar in front of a fire log (contained in a biscuit tin) in the background, his friend was having his microphone checked out in the drivers seat of a fiat, but he forgot to close the door, so the light was on, you`d never be stuck for entertainment really...
I had a very very quiet time there....honestly 
The Giants Causeway is stunning but surprisingly small
facetowardsfront: Errr, what exactly are we talking about here?
I told you, it was very cold
I told you, it was very cold
it is alright...it was still stunning
fifitrixibelle: Twas you in the fiat then?!!
I knew you would say that
I did have a very romantic moment in a Fiesta with a 6 foot 2 epileptic once....but that was in Doolin
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Oh yes, I couldn't live without the bullock prices and the death notices