Ireland Adventures 2k16 (Part 1)

Hello lovely friends! I thought it would be a great idea to share my experience abroad to Ireland from last summer, 2016 🌎. The above image is from Tramore Beach! It was absolutely beautiful

This jelly fish washed up on shore while I was on Tramore Beach. It is the most unique little creature I think I've ever seen 👀

And another beauty from Tramore Beach while the tide was out 🌊

This is said to be the oldest oak tree in all of Ireland. It is situated on the end of a dirt road that leads to Charleville Castle which is legended to be haunted. The road itself runs through gigantic trees, similar to this one, that are also legended to be haunted. I was so happy to find myself in the presence of this aw-strucking tree.... As featured above with me laying atop of it 🌳

The above picture is me, standing on the top of a rock positioned outside of the Hellfire Lodge (an old hunting club which was owned by young, rich, white men which was a cover for satanic rituals and human sacrifices) which is located at the top of the Dublin Mountains.

A view from the long hike up the Dublin Mountain, the ring featured on my thumb was one my best friend loaned me to bring me good luck and safety on my trip! 👍

Here is a few of the Blarney Castle (and yes, i kissed the Blarney Stone!!) 👄

Here I am, looking over the edge of the Cliffs of Moher... It was so beautiful, but so deathly. The wind was absolutely incredible that day!

Another few from the Cliffs, this is one of my favorite pictures!

Okay, one more view of the Cliffs! (And then we will move on 😉)

I hate that I can't remember 100% of what the name of this view was, but this was one of the beautiful outlooks we stopped at. I believe the name of it was Lady's View (don't hold me to it though 😌). It was foggy, windy, and cold, but the pictures/memories made it all worth it.

This was a relatively, warm, sunny day, and all the doors around Waterford were colorful and cute! Made for excellent pictures!

I'll leave you guys with this picture of an "Irish Snail" which were literally all over the place in Waterford, especially after a good rain! 🐌 They were about 2 inches long on average! I'll probably end up making an "Ireland Adventures 2k16 Part 2" later on, but for now, enjoy!!