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Super Kev
A friend of mine was in hospital – a friend I’ve known since high school – and he was gravely ill. I was in England to watch a band, a trip I’d planned months in advance, and found that I had enough time to call in to see him before I headed to the airport to catch my flight home. He was in ICU and you can’t just walk in off the street, you have to get past a desk manned by well-meaning but…
Chocolate Dream Bar
Describe your dream chocolate bar. My dream chocolate bar would have to be made from dark chocolate. I don’t want any of that wishy-washy milk chocolate nonsense, and don’t get me started on white chocolate (which shouldn’t even be allowed to call itself chocolate). So, dark chocolate, and I want it to contain nuts, and not just any old nuts. Peanuts alone will not do. I want my bar to be…
Wandering Free
The First Trip
How did I end up suffering in 40c heat on a dilapidated charabanc in Kos while still wearing the same clothes I had on when I went to the pub in Manchester the night before? The answer is quite simple really: My housemate Baz accidentally bought 200 tabs of acid. Yep. That’ll do it. He’d recently broken up with his long term girlfriend and he hadn’t taken it well. If he were older you’d say he…
Three Men and No Boat
Travel plans rarely work out exactly as intended, and you’ve just got to roll with it.
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Benidorm
Benidorm doesn’t have a great reputation with travellers and holidaymakers, and yet, people flock there in their millions. When people talk about it, they usually tell you about the worst aspects of it: The smell of sewerage, the overcrowded beaches, the hordes of inebriated Brits etc., which makes it sound like hell on earth, however, those same people keep going back year after year. Why is…
I wrote this story a few years ago and was never really happy with how it ended. I’ve revisited it and made some minor edits which I hope have improved the flow, and I’m now happier with the ending.
The day I woke up on the runway in Kos, Greece without knowing how I’d gotten there.
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A short blog post about blogging
Mother
The telephone rang in the hall as the early evening sun illuminated the petals of a bunch of drooping white carnations which occupied a cut glass vase on the small table at the bottom of the stairs. Mother’s house. Untouched by modernity. The same carpet, the same wallpaper, the same appliances, since? Well, since forever. Even before Dad died they hadn’t redecorated for years. “It’s fine as it…
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In the pines, where the sun occasionally shines. (at Slade Valley Forest) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPgyjOmpUgx/?utm_medium=tumblr
Dublin can look alright in the right light (at Slade Valley Forest) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPgxdFyJZ_M/?utm_medium=tumblr
Autumn morning, Sandyford. (at Sandyford Business District) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGst3oVJlyx/?igshid=12sizklkyh71p
Djouce and War Hill
My latest ramble took in the glorious peak of Djouce (ryhmes with mouse, not moose) and the spectacularly unspectacular War Hill. It had been raining in the days leading up to the walk so I opted to tackle Djouce from the starting point of Ballinastoe car park overlooking Lough Tay, AKA the Guinness Lake, as the bulk of the trail leading up to the final ascent is on a railway sleeper boardwalk so…
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Cuilcagh Boardwalk, aka Stairway to Heaven
A sun the colour of egg yolk rose in a sapphire sky, banishing the sticky darkness of another sultry August night. Well, I’m sure that happened somewhere in the world, meanwhile in Ireland I awoke to yet another heavy, grey blanket of drizzle-laden cloud. That didn’t matter to me because I was about to jump in the car and drive the 138km to Fermanagh to take a stroll on the Cuilcagh Boardwalk…
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Killiney Hill is a beautiful part of the world, even when the weather isn’t playing ball. (at The Killiney Obelisk) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEM8ewvJ0RA/?igshid=s5lgx5n1bepg