Time flies. Friday was foggy and rainy in the morning. Sunny and the warmest day yet in the afternoon. More rain early evening. We walked into town together – EGAD – and did some shopping. Mr. Kennedy’s for chicken breasts for tonight’s dinner. The Little Cheese Shop for some new cheeses including Young Buck Blue and Ash Covered Goat’s Cheese. O’Connor’s for strawberries, potatoes, onions, and some other veg. And the book store for me to get a new Ireland Road Atlas which we’ll need when we leave Dingle in two weeks for Donegal.
On the way into town we pass some row houses called The Wood. It’s a s strange name since there are no trees nearby. They look quite pedestrian from the street, but the back of the houses are directly on the water and are quite nice. Then there are some pics from Kennedy’s Butcher Shop. And we saw some young girls kayaking in the harbor.
Afternoon was mostly at home. I went into town (Curran’s) for the mandatory afternoon Guinness. Dinner was at home. Delicious barbequed chicken breasts with potatoes and peas. And wine, of course.
The first thing I asked, where do they park the cars? Lovely, reminds me a bit like Portland, where the fish markets are located on the road, and their ‘backyard’ is where the trawlers ‘park’ and unload the catch!
YUMMY food there, and of course the great drink!
Everything at Mr. Kennedy’s looks good. And your at-home dinner looks as good as the restaurants you’ve been enjoying.
I hope no one fell out of their kayak. The water looks cold!
Glad you won’t get lost on your trip to Donegal.
Such a lovely setting! Butcher shop is amazing!!
Yummy food in the cases!