The Cliffs of Moher were on our bucket list long before we learned they're the most visited natural attraction in Ireland. As impressive as the cliffs are, the visitors centre is also noteworthy. Built into the terrain one can easily spend an hour exploring the displays in this multi-level building. The glassed arch is a feature of the restaurant.
Sunday, June 5, 2016
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way: the Connaught to Doolin
On the drive from Murrisk to Spiddal we were unusually silent if only because we'd never seen so many rocks or barren landscape in our lives. Think Sudbury, Ontario before reforestation only intensified ten or twentyfold. It was truly other-worldly. We could not fathom how anyone could make a living let alone survive in this harsh environment.
Saturday, May 28, 2016
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
Lisse to Amsterdam
When we decided to visit the Keukenhof Gardens we wanted to stay as close as possible (preferably within walking distance) and as luck would have it we found the perfect one-bedroom flat via Airbnb.
Saturday, May 21, 2016
A Dream Come True: Keukenhof Gardens
Having attended the Ottawa Tulip Festival numerous times we were eager to visit the Netherlands and during the last week of April we toured the Keukenhof Gardens.
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Sark, Channel Islands
While visiting Guernsey we took the ferry to Sark. The morning of our departure it poured, making the seas choppy, but at least one of us appeared to be having a good time!
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Memories of Guernsey
The end of each housesit is always bittersweet. While we're excited to welcome back the homeowners and be privy to details of their vacation, we're also sad because it's time to take our leave. Not only have we grown quite fond of their pets during our stay, but we've also gained an appreciation and insight into the place they call home - something that's quite rare while simply travelling as a tourist.
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