Dublin, Ireland

and the surrounding beauty

 Trinity College.

 Dining Hall.

 Library.

 These books and ladders are still used today.

 Reminded me of Beauty and the Beast. 

 Non-selfie at Calvary Chapel Dublin.

 Leading worship with Caitie and Pete.

 Pastor Michael centering the clay to demonstrate the Father as the Potter.

Wicklow Mountains National Park.

Misty Mountains (the only day it rained the whole trip; we were thankful for great weather!)

 Ruins.

 Perhaps an old monastery.

 Playing Hobbits with the Tebbe kids.

 Upper Lake in Glendalough.

 Tebbe family (Shawn is the pastor of Calvary Chapel Dublin).

 Playing in the old churches.

Welcome to Glendalough !

 Cemeteries are oddly so fascinating to me.

 Green always makes its way through the rocks here.

 Majestic view of God's creation.

 Another lake.

 Lunch with the Tebbe gals.

 Castletown, where we ate lunch.

 Emily snapping Pastor Michael with the fam.

Downtown Dublin at dusk.

Love Linz

Cork, Ireland

and the Blarney Castle

come on a walk with me...

 bricks and colorful doors are a common sight

 Banksy

 street art

 more bricks

 downtown

 early morning view from hotel

 early morning stroll

 river lee

 pubs everywhere

 old Presbyterian church

 just in case

 reflection

 sky in the water

 mossy rocks

 calvary chapel cork

 set-up for our first ministry night

 most of these chairs were full and the Good News was shared

 coffee break for Beth's (green scarf) birthday

 near the Blarney castle

 daffodils in bloom

 me, Joanna, Emily and Caitie

 the french caught my eye

 interesting

 the Blarney stone does get cleaned 

 Joanna

me. you see those bars?... apparently, they used to not be there and 2 people fell into the trees below - oops.  legend says that kissing the stone gives you the gift of conversational eloquence.

view from above of the inside of the Blarney castle

Love Linz