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Dublin, Ireland.
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Ireland
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I was taking inventory of my photos this week (and when I say taking inventory, holy crap do I mean it. There were something like 30 CDs of photos. And that’s just after I got a digital camera), when I felt a sudden surge of satisfaction. Sometimes I forget…I’ve been a lot of places, seen [...]
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When I was in Ireland, I drank a lot of tea. I’m not sure why our brains make the associations that they do. I read a book in college that was supposed to explore the idea of scent-memory, taste-memory, etc. But I must not have paid attention. Or perhaps discarded it with disgust, as I [...]
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Yesterday the makeup of our hostel changed entirely. The loud American group moved out (is it terrible of me to hate them a little and be embarrassed for my country?) and the sweet French boy hitched a ride onward and the hostel was quiet for the day. As evening came on a British family moved [...]
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Out here I feel as though I have Ireland all to myself. In Dublin the main roads are still crawling with tourists and European students, but not county Meath. Not the little villages. I walk to town in the mornings (I’m staying 2km outside of town. How’s that for exercize?) and get a scone and [...]
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Yesterday I made it my goal to see the “real” Dublin–to get as far away from the tourists as possible. So I set off toward a tower I’d seen distantly to the north. I walked off the map and into what I was looking for. Green parks with irish couples spread across blankets and dogs [...]
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Hello from Ireland! I landed in Dublin early yesterday and took the much overpriced airport bus to Lower Gardiner street–which is a long brick street of hostels, backpacker stays, and B&Bs. Past the smokers and the tourists and the teeny tiny cars I went to my hostel and slept for several hours (as I hadn’t [...]
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