Leaving for Ireland tomorrow (7.28.06)
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Leaving for Ireland tomorrow (7.28.06)
hey guys, just thought i'd say bye for the next two weeks. I'll be over in ireland on a little vacation. a very well deserved one at that.
if i get a chance i'll post and say "hi" but chances are i'll to enjoying myself too much to spend time with you all.
hold down the fort.
can't wait to beat the hell out of the rental car.
be back Aug 14th
-rich
if i get a chance i'll post and say "hi" but chances are i'll to enjoying myself too much to spend time with you all.
hold down the fort.
can't wait to beat the hell out of the rental car.
be back Aug 14th
-rich
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I spent 3 nights in Ireland during my Eurotrip. Dublin and Cork. We had a great time. Post some pics when you get back.
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Something tells me that no matter how many maps you follow, you will somehow end up on a gravel road. You seem instinctively drawn to them.
cheers,
Matt
cheers,
Matt
I just got back from London. The UK is an awesome place and this is probably the best time of the year to see it. Have a blast and don't forget to have some Smithwicks.
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well Christina nad i just got back last night.
the trip was a blast. driving on the wrong side of the road was great. i adapted right away and was passing cars in no time.
drove a manual (of corse) Mitsubishi Colt 1.1 liter around. put lots of miles on it. only found one dirt road that wasn't gated off. but got it covered with plenty of sheep and cow ****.
drank nothing but guinness most of the time and don't care to have another beer till the next time i return there. i'm more of a wine guy.
will be posting my vacation journals. hope you take the time to read them.
-rich
the trip was a blast. driving on the wrong side of the road was great. i adapted right away and was passing cars in no time.
drove a manual (of corse) Mitsubishi Colt 1.1 liter around. put lots of miles on it. only found one dirt road that wasn't gated off. but got it covered with plenty of sheep and cow ****.
drank nothing but guinness most of the time and don't care to have another beer till the next time i return there. i'm more of a wine guy.
will be posting my vacation journals. hope you take the time to read them.
-rich
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Originally Posted by bushido
oh, Ireland is full of "ricers". they are everywhere.
mostly Honda, Mitsubishi's and Subaru.
-rich
mostly Honda, Mitsubishi's and Subaru.
-rich
Any nice Scoobys or were they way too ricer?
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Originally Posted by adizon
Any nice Scoobys or were they way too ricer?
saw one completely rallied out with WRC rally graffic package.
very nice.
most of the subies weren't the ricers. but there were a few.
OMG i saw this one MR2 and a 206 that were so friggin tacky. i couldn't do anything but laugh.
-rich
Originally Posted by bushido
driving on the wrong side of the road was great. i adapted right away and was passing cars in no time.
Hey Rich,
Whad'ya think of the roundabouts?
I had the left-side-driving thing down in about half an hour...
roundabouts took a couple days to get comfortable with.
Welcome back,
Mike
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