July 6, 2004: I climbed up the hill behind our B&B around dusk (about 10 pm) and took this picture of the town of Wicklow.

July 7, 2004: This is the Swallow's Rest B&B we stayed at in Wicklow the previous night. The house is on a pretty steep hill, and the other side (where our room was) has sliding doors at the basement level with a lovely view.

July 7, 2004: Glendalough is a monastic site that was founded in the sixth century. The round tower visible here is one of a few remaining ruins in this scenic valley.

July 7, 2004: Glendalough is a monastic site that was founded in the sixth century. The round tower visible here is one of a few remaining ruins in this scenic valley.

July 7, 2004: The view leaving the valley that Glendalough is in.

July 7, 2004: Some sheep that were by the side of the road.

July 7, 2004: Some sheep that were by the side of the road.

July 7, 2004: Our rental car, a Nissan Almera, served us well.

July 7, 2004: The view out our window at the Ashmore B&B.

July 7, 2004: A dog at the B & B

July 7, 2004: Malahide Castle.

July 7, 2004: Malahide Castle.

July 7, 2004: Roz was afraid people wouldn't believe I actually went to Ireland, so she made sure there was photographic proof. So, here's Noah in front of Malahide Castle.

October 20, 2006: Taken from the airplane during sunrise, looking down at the clouds. The sun is reflecting off of the lower clouds to the underside of the clouds you see here

October 21, 2006: Walking down from the Moulin Hotel toward the center of Pitlochry.

October 21, 2006: A shop in Pitlochry.

October 21, 2006: Rosalind, Iain, and Julie on a wee wobbly bridge crossing the River Tummel just downstream from the hydro-electric dam in Pitlochry.

October 21, 2006: View of the clouds and hillside from the hydro-electric dam in Pitlochry.

October 21, 2006: View of the hillside and the wee wobbly bridge over the River Tummel from the hydro-electric dam in Pitlochry.

October 21, 2006: The bed in our room at the Moulin Hotel in Pitlochry.