Ireland with Trinity United Meth

Departed Galway heading west through Barna and Furbogh to Spiddle. This was the only day we had rain and it was just for awhile in the morning.
We shopped (or pillaged as Dennis called it) at Staunton's for gifts and souvenirs, then headed north on Bog Road to
Moycullen for shopping at the Ambrose Joyce family's "Connemara Marble Factory"

Samples of the various colors of marble in the mine	Mr. Joyce "shows and tells" about the marble

	Killary Harbor, known by many as Ireland's fjord		Markers where fishermen are harvesting salmon, mussels and other fish/shellfish in the harbor
	Steam rising on the hot road due to the to the "heat wave" of 75 degrees!
Peat is an accumulation of partially decayed vegetation matter that forms in wetland bogs, moors, muskegs, pocosins, mires, and peat swamp forests. It is harvested as an important source of fuel.	Mmmm....Peat!	Irish Sheep and Irish Peat Bogs
		Kylemore Abbey
	Another evening in Galway
	an Irish Wolfhound