Caught the bus and off we went!
This tour was very relaxing and very scenic. Our tour guide really had an accent and she had lots of stories, history etc. The 'mountains' are not what we would consider mountains, or even like what we had seen in Scotland, but pretty anyway.
Lough Tay - the house back in the trees is owned by the Guinness family. They imported the white sand and with the almost black water it looks similar to a pint of Guinness!
A stop for lunch - sorry didn't take the photo till we were done! Fish and chips.
Glendalough was beautiful, amazing, awe inspring. So old - so much history and so beautiful. We looked at the chapel and gravestones, crosses etc and then took a hike to a lake. What a beautiful day. At the end, we got a shot of Jameson whisky for our troubles.
We caught this bus near our hotel, then once on our way we were told it wouldn't be dropping us off at the same place - WHAT? Anyway our guide had the bus driver do it anyway since we weren't told. This was our last night, so we all kind of split off to get something to eat. We got some stuff from the grocery store, and had some beers down in the lounge. Another great day.
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