Ok, I admit it, April was a whirlwind. Between
our amazing mission trip to Mexico and work trips to Seattle, Dublin, and Seattle again I was home a whopping 12 days. All month. Not ok.
Dublin was a whole lot of work, but I also managed to get out of the office for a couple of days and see some of the countryside.
Here's what I learned about Ireland this trip:
- The weather is amazing. Sunny and gorgous
- The Euro is affordable
- Riding in the passenger seat while your never-been-to-Europe coworker drives on the left-hand side of the road from the right-hand side of the car is terrifying. But we survived with nary a scratch to the rental car
So, yes, the luck of the Irish was with me throughout the trip!
Here are some of my favorite shots from Dublin and surrounds:
This is Powerscourt Waterfall - the
tallest waterfall in the English Isles. Apparently living in Utah kind of spoils you for waterfalls and "heights" because, although very nice, I certainly wouldn't say the falls were a €5 per person tourist destination.
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| The Cliffs of Moher were amazing |
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| Obligatory castle tour |
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| St. Stephen's Green |
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| St. Patrick's Cathedral |
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| View from my room :) |
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| Irish candy for mom |
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| Irish candy for the babies - all were pleased! |
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