We had our third day in Dingle and the second delicious breakfast. Casey wants to drive back here every morning for breakfast. That's her French toast and it was a delicious as it looks. We drove a circle around Dingle today. First we stopped at Fort Dunbeg where we met the three guard dogs who keep the cattle out. Then we moved on to the BeeHive Huts and finally the Gallarus Oratory I love Dingle and the history and the beauty of the mountains and the sea.
Best French toast ever (yesterday it was the best pancakes ever, we are looking forward to tomorrow)
Guarding the fort.
Shea at the fort taking a picture of me taking a picture of him.
Casey and Shea running and jumping down the path after seeing a Beehive Hut and leaving Joe and I in the dust.
So the whole trip Shea and Casey have been admiring the sheep and wanting to touch one. Shea chickened out a bit, so Casey went up to help, but as soon as they got within a few feet, the sheep stood up and took off. The lambs sure are cute.
A nice Irish couple named Mary and Joseph took this family pic for us at the Gallarus Oratory.
All around the Gallarus Oratory there are hedges of fuchsia which always make me think of my mother who loved fuchsia.
Shea taking a picture of Casey through the small window in the back of the Gallarus Oratory.
Casey took this pic of us. She has just the right arm length.
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