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Outside of Arizona, I’ve lived in both Ketchikan, Alaska, and Dublin, Ireland. Both may have only been for months at a time, but nevertheless I lived there.
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The only thing worse than coming home early from study abroad is coming home early and not being allowed to leave your house.
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I could say a lot of things about what my two months in Ireland did for me but firstly I’d like to give a bit of context.
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What better way to end my adventures in Ireland before coming home to Phoenix than by visiting the only park in Dublin with that name.
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Free museums galore. 🙂
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Oh my goodness. Glendalough absolutely took my breath away. And not just because it was beautiful, but because it was seriously one of the hardest hikes I’ve been on in a steaming hot minute and occasionally made me feel like I couldn’t breathe. 🙂
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When I say I learned how to Irish dance this past weekend, I mostly mean that I got to watch professional Irish dancers do what they do so well before horribly botching a simplified version of what they were doing – mercifully surrounded by at least four bachelorette parties of girls dancing just as terribly as myself.
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Bray! Ugh, beautiful Bray! If you’re visiting Dublin, a train trip to Bray is such a great way to see the vaguely green Irish sea. Here’s a list of five reasons to visit this gorgeous coastal town at some point during your trip to Ireland.
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