ireland

Kennesaw, GA
Updated on Dec 7, 2011

I took a wonderful trip to Ireland over Thanksgiving this year. These are some of the over 1300 photos I took. I will be posting more.

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Ingredients

  • - great friends
  • - lots of money
  • - lots of sight seeing
  • - tons of fun

How To Make ireland

  • Step 1
    Stephanie & I at a pub in Killarney Havin meself a wee bit o Jamie
  • Step 2
    The streets of Killarney
  • Step 3
    Boats on the river near Ross Castle
  • Step 4
    Irish clover near Ross Castle
  • Step 5
    Ross Castle
  • Step 6
    The city from the Rock of Cashel. It was too dark to get any pictures of the Rock of Cashel, which is an old castle. It was closed for the season and renovations.
  • Step 7
    The Irish countryside heading toward Dublin.
  • Step 8
    Kilkenny Castle
  • Step 9
    Irish cobblestone near the Kilkenny Castle
  • Step 10
    The Sweet Shoppe in Kilkenny.
  • Step 11
    The produce market, Roots and Fruits, in Kilkenny.
  • Step 12
    Getting stuff ready for 'American Thanksgiving'. I brought the Stove Top and pumpkin at their request.
  • Step 13
    This is 2 pounds of carrots! They were super fat!
  • Step 14
    Brussel sprouts boiled then added to sauted onion and streaky rashers (what we call bacon).
  • Step 15
    Pumpkin pie. They weren't sure if they would like it or not, but once they tried it along with the sweet potatoes with marshmallows, they LOVED it. They don't have pre-made frozen pie crusts, so we ended up getting sweet shortcrust pastry that was rectangular. So, it didn't quite fit in the pan, but it was good.
  • Step 16
    Our feast. They said it was georgous! They are too funny.

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