The Blarney Blogger: Secret Beach & Church in Adare!

Today, I woke up on the floor. I had slept on the floor last night, because there was no more room on the beds. I put some pillows down, and it was pretty comfortable. We got up, then Me, Caleb, Ben, and Caleb went downstairs for breakfast. We got pancakes and cereal. After we ate breakfast, we had to leave the awesome B&B. We got our stuff, and put it in the cars. Then we started to drive.

We started to drive to the place where we would go to Skellig Michael. When we got there, it was raining and my mom said that the trip was canceled because of the weather. She said that it was hard to get a spot in the first place, and then hard to get the weather to work, so it was a 50/50 chance. Its to bad, we can go sometime later. From there, we had to start to drive back to Dublin.

When we were driving, we found this really cool secret beach along the side of the road. We decided to stop and we went down and checked it out. My mom said we could stay and check it out because we were in no hurry. We went down, and we saw there were these huge rock structures that we could climb, and some caves also. The rock structures were really cool to climb on, because they were at an angle. Its better to explain with pictures.

The water came up into the rocks.

The rocks are slanted, like a pyramid of rock.

The highest point in this picture, has grass on it, and its really high up, but we managed to climb up there some how!

This is what the rock looked like that we were climbing on.

View from the rocks.

Cool Pic of caleb on a rock, looking out to the Sea.

This was fun!

Thats Caleb the top of that rock island!

Thats Max and Caleb at the top there.

I took a video of me standing right by the waves at that beach.

After we visited that beach, we continued to drive to Dublin. At about 3 PM, we stopped in a city called "Adare". We were going to eat at a restaurant called "The Wild Geese". We walked in, and we waited until we could be seated. We had 7 people. We were taken upstairs into a room, and it was really fancy. We looked at the menu, and there were starters, main dishes, and desserts. I ordered Goose spring rolls for a starter, and a medium rare stake for my main dish. The food was really good! We had home made ice cream for dessert.

Before eating at "The Wild Geese", we stopped at a church. It was really pretty inside!