I am personal travel planner, photographer and writer who loves to wander this beautiful world we live in. My favorite things to do when I arrive in a new place are to run to get the lay of the land, to wander about with my camera in hand, and to meet the locals and other travelers. Every day is a new experience!!
Donegal. Gosh. I just don’t know where to begin. I’ve been here a week now. Well 8 days when I include my drive last Friday to see Slieve League and the Glengesh Pass then my night in Ardara down in southern Donegal. It’s been one full week here in Dunfanaghy. I just love it here.…
Wow and more wow! Fanad Head Lighthouse and all that I saw of this very quiet peninsula is gorgeous. I know I keep saying this about all of Donegal. But take a look at these images and I think you’ll agree that this is a beautiful spot in Ireland. The drive from Dunfanaghy…
The folks who live in County Donegal are fiercely proud of their county. And I can see why. It’s really beautiful — from what I’ve seen so far. The people are not only proud, but very friendly and eager to share stories of their home. Everyone I’ve met has shown me nothing but kindness. And…
This is my question. After spending a day in North Mayo and then driving into County Sligo a day later, I’m puzzled why we Americans don’t come to this part of Ireland. It’s gorgeous. It’s stunning. There are soaring mountains, dramatic coastlines, sandy beaches, historical sites, lakes, seaside towns and pleasant small cities. So…
Today marks the 2 year anniversary since my mom passed away. There are times when it feels like so long since I’ve heard the sound of her voice or felt the warmth of her embrace. Then there are times when it seems like just yesterday we were sitting at the table having a nice chat…
I’m officially on my way to Ireland. It’s finally here. But it’s all a bit different. I’ve written about how preparing for the trip has a different feel without Mom. As I laid out my clothes, there was no one there telling me I was taking too much or to help me decide on this…