My family will enjoy one last tour today, through the Gap of Dunloe as the sun rises this morning. They will chase the views, breathe the air, feel the wind on their cheeks as the ultimate tour guide, Damian Stack, does what he does best - connect hearts with this wild country.
But before I go through this entire box of tissues, there is time left! Off I go to welcome this day, Christmas Eve in Listowel. Wherever you are, I wish you the happiest of holidays and the fullest of hearts, and a hearty "ho-ho-ho" on your rooftop tonight.
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Moss Mahony
12/24/2017 04:20:25 am
Your last day in Listowel for this year. You have brought Listowel into the lives of so many people with your wonderful writings. Listowel might have left it's mark on you, but you have certainly left your mark on some of the people in Listowel. I'm sure they are much the better for it. We will miss you but look forward to seeing you back in Listowel again. Safe travels and no ugly tears. F&W
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jen
12/24/2017 05:05:24 am
Moss! Thank you for your kind and generous words...I cannot promise a thing about tears, for they are certain. But I will return soon! F&W
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Carol
12/24/2017 06:22:19 am
This is perhaps the hardest part of your visit. You have touched the hearts of all will remain there as well they will remain in yours! Love the windy seas with there color and movement! Merry Christmas! Have a safe journey!
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jen
12/24/2017 07:33:34 am
Thank you, Carol!!!! We are here for Christmas Day, then off to the states. I can't believe this journey is nearly done. :(
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12/26/2017 07:08:12 am
Inch Beach, Dingle—the title and the painting and, I assume, Inch Beach itself: each a song.
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jen
12/26/2017 07:46:50 am
Thank you, sweet Dotty! Raised cup and cheer to you! And yes, Inch Beach on the Dingle Peninsula. The names here are so melodic...
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