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Went out to Inis Mor yesterday, it was lovely to see the island again and we did a bus tour this time, as I was with someone a little less mobile, with a great tour guide who was a native of the islands. He was very honest about life on the islands and the history. It was wonderful to hear the stories and histories from someone who witnessed it!
Unfortunately I got seasick on the way out for the first time in my life, which was a surprise!
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Went out to Inis Mor yesterday, it was lovely to see the island again and we did a bus tour this time, as I was with someone a little less mobile, with a great tour guide who was a native of the islands. He was very honest about life on the islands and the history. It was wonderful to hear the stories and histories from someone who witnessed it!
Unfortunately I got seasick on the way out for the first time in my life, which was a surprise!
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Went out to Inis Mor yesterday, it was lovely to see the island again and we did a bus tour this time, as I was with someone a little less mobile, with a great tour guide who was a native of the islands. He was very honest about life on the islands and the history. It was wonderful to hear the stories and histories from someone who witnessed it!
Unfortunately I got seasick on the way out for the first time in my life, which was a surprise!
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Went out to Inis Mor yesterday, it was lovely to see the island again and we did a bus tour this time, as I was with someone a little less mobile, with a great tour guide who was a native of the islands. He was very honest about life on the islands and the history. It was wonderful to hear the stories and histories from someone who witnessed it!
Unfortunately I got seasick on the way out for the first time in my life, which was a surprise!
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Went out to Inis Mor yesterday, it was lovely to see the island again and we did a bus tour this time, as I was with someone a little less mobile, with a great tour guide who was a native of the islands. He was very honest about life on the islands and the history. It was wonderful to hear the stories and histories from someone who witnessed it!
Unfortunately I got seasick on the way out for the first time in my life, which was a surprise!
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Things I've seen today before 9am: cows, horses (including foals!), sheep (including lambs!), beech, hawthorn, gorse, bog cotton, two tower house castles, a man fly-fishing in the Corrib River.
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P.S. - I will not be taking questions at this time regarding Snorah Jones..