No 5ucking way! :eek:

way!!!!!

My MIL went to Ireland several years back. She enjoyed it, and she has never touched alcohol. She did kill the blarney stone. They stayed in some nice bed and breakfasts.

I am sure if I went, I would be having a wee taste of the ales and stouts available.

Have a great time in Ireland, David. It’s one of the countries that we still have on our travel to-do list. SmileWavy

Thanks the plan on this trip is to explore Dublin.

I hear they have a bit of history there. Dublin is about 1,200 years old.

cool but lets hope the hotel is a bit newer................

I didn't even know it was dead!

;)

Ha! That’s a bunch of blarney!

Funny typo I had. KISS the blarney stone.

The only countries I would care to visit are Scotland (heritage), Ireland and Australia.

I have been to Disnleyland twice. I don't care to go back ever. Well, there is one condition but they would not like it.

Speakers are here! I can get the last holes fitted for the tweeters and get the dash covered! I should do the door cards at the same time. I suppose I will cover the transmission tunnel while the shifter boot and dash are out. All I have is the e-brake to get out of the way now. Then I can put the new gauges in and go to town in style! OK, maybe not.

I would like to go see all of the United Kingdom, and Ireland. France to see the Normandy landing site, and American cemetery and even Paris. Then Germany and Italy. And for sure Australia.

Yep. Looking at RTW flight deals via One World. Thinking entering 'merica via JFK or Dulles via UK, then Florida, then Chicago. Out of 'merica to Tokyo or HNL from LA. Gunna be a 6-8 week trip.

sounds like fun

Dublin sounds fun too. Walk into a pub and yell 'pogue mahone'.:D

That will be just about a trip around the world. One long and interesting journey. Take pictures! :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pogue_Mahone

Are they big music fans?

Hehe

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Big megalopolis Cresent ok

Went and looked at a Ducati Monster thinking it would need a little work and be a project to flip. Get there and it’s painted by a blind man who didn’t know what masking tape was, and who used his teeth to cut wires to put in a new light. PASS. When I thought it just didn’t run, I was interested. Knowing the whole needs rebuilt, no go.