Then we were in Belfast on July 12... that's a whole new level of
public drunkenness. Quite unbelievable. (Then again, we got the
impression that youth + stupidity + alcohol in combination are more
responsible for the sectarian violence than religion or politics these
days, so that may be an
... in case you hadn't noticed a couple of posts today.
We got in around 4:00 yesterday afternoon after two weeks in the
Emerald Isle. Very nice weeks, I might add, with only one day of
significant rain(!)
I've just downloaded a couple of thousand photos that made it through
the on-the-fly cull.
On 17/7/11, Mark Roberts, discombobulated, unleashed:
For now, I'm tired from jet lag and a hard 45-mile bike ride this
morning so I'll give it a rest here unless someone posts something
truly provocative later. ;-)
Ireland would be a lovely country if it weren't for the Irish.
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Cheers,
Cotty wrote:
On 17/7/11, Mark Roberts, discombobulated, unleashed:
For now, I'm tired from jet lag and a hard 45-mile bike ride this
morning so I'll give it a rest here unless someone posts something
truly provocative later. ;-)
Ireland would be a lovely country if it weren't for the Irish.
Welcome home!
I spent a week in Dublin in 2008. Despite the incredible amount of
public drunkenness and the urban environment, I had a grand time.
Can't wait to get back there for another visit. I have friends who
live in Cork and Galway (?sp).
On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 1:54 PM, Mark Roberts
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