Dublin - Day 5
As usual, I was up first for a little sunrise stroll before we all clamored to the airport and on to Edinburgh for the wedding. Leaving behind the drunken, blissful bustle of Dublin for the ominous (though seemingly less impacted by) land of Brexit.
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I wasn't quite hungover yet, probably still drunk - and compared to the busy locals on their way to work I'm sure I seemed to be on an unusually cheerful walk of shame.
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Dublin Day 5 by
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Dublin Day 5 by
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Dublin Day 5 by
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Dublin Day 5 by
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Dublin Day 5 by
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Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
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R C, on Flickr
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R C, on Flickr
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R C, on Flickr
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R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
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R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr
You might be packed in like sardines, but it's some fucking nice to just go to the airport and get anywhere you want in Europe for pocket change. Galway kind of made me hate my hometown a little bit, because it was better - but the Vodafone sim card and cheap flights gave me even more of a distaste for Canada.
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R C, on Flickr
See ya in a bit, Ireland - next stop, gorgeous Edinburgh...
Dublin Day 5 by
R C, on Flickr