Misty morning
During the stay in Ireland I spent a night at a friend’s house in the village/town of Headford. When we arrived it was quite dark and we were unable to see much of the surroundings. What you did notice was the fact that it was very rural. At night we went for a pint in a local pub and this was good fun. Waking up the next morning looking out from the window was amazing.
View from bedroom window
After a homemade typical irish breakfast we went down to Headford side of lake Corrib. The mist on the lake was as nice as the misty fields, but as the fields and bogs had a romantic wuthering heights feel about them. The lake was more eerie. You could not see far ahead and I half way expected to see a boat coming out of the mist with no one at the oars. Or maybe a toll of a bell. I might be reading a little to much.
Lake Corrib
Now, you’re making the professor want to visit.
Maybe the proffessor should take a trip around Europe! I have a plan to someday do a bit of touring in the US 🙂
You definitely should! And I should, too.
What a lovely experience. I love rural life!
Oh it was a nice experience and I hope to go back some day 🙂
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