It is bittersweet as I write about the last field trip of
the program. You spend so much time on the go, always constantly moving that
you sometimes forget to appreciate what is around you. Over the past week it
has really hit me that in a few short days I have to leave this beautiful
country that I have come to call my home. This past weekend we traveled to the
beautiful peninsula of Dingle. It was absolutely gorgeous; more than words can
say. We saved the best for last.
Dingle is a beautiful little town of only a couple thousand
people located a couple of hours from Galway. It was not the tourist
attractions or the great food that made Dingle so special in mind; it was the
breath taking views that surrounded you. Everywhere you looked you were stunned
into silence. The mountains on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. I truly
wish the pictures I have could do the town justice, “The camera cannot capture
what the mind can see”. Dingle is one of those towns that does not show up on
all the tourist attractions throughout Ireland, but once you get there you
realize the amazing gem it is.
Cliffs of Mohr |
Dingle will always hold a special place in my heart because
of its beauty and the people who got to experience it with me. This is where we
all realized we only had a week left together. We talked, we cried, but most of
all we made it more than just a memory. We celebrated the time we got to spend
together and the family we became. As I look back on all the adventures I have
had in Ireland, I am glad this got to be one of my last, with my friends at my
side.
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