Travel The World

Day 15 - That morning, we boarded the ferry to Wales but the ship this time is smaller I guess, because we can all feel it swaying and it made me feel so dizzy most of the trip.  In Wales, we drove to Cardiff for an evening of Welsh entertainment.  Cardiff Castle is nice with the guide giving us a short tour before the dinner.  The dinner would've been nice as well but I think they overbooked the night we were there.  The place was packed and the servers who are also performers can't serve everyone fast enough. Day 16 - Crossing the border again to England, we went to one of my favorites in this trip, the Roman Baths .  The place is simply amazing, we spent hours there but still can't get enough.  For lunch we stopped by Glastonbury , notable for it's myths about King Arthur then head to Exeter .  We got a chance to walk around the city before it's time for us to meet the group again for dinner at a very nice place in Dartmoor called The Old I...

Day 9 - We crossed the border to North Wales and through Snowdonia National Park .  We had a lunch stop at Llanfair­pwllgwyn­gyllgo­gery­chwyrn­drobwll­llanty­silio­gogo­goch (no, I can't pronounce that word no matter how hard I try, I listened to it multiple times and i can only hear gogogo, LOL! =P) where we also stamped our passports as souvenirs. ^^  Then we went to Holyhead to board our ferry to Dublin.  It was a pretty smooth 4 hours (I think) ferry ride to Dublin.  Upon arrival, we went straight to the our Irish Night experience with more music and drinks. Day 10 - It's a short city tour day with a photo stop at the largest church in Ireland, St. Patrick's Cathedral .  We were then dropped at Trinity College to go in The Old Library and view the 1,200 year old Book of Kells .  Sadly we weren't allowed to take any pictures inside.  We went shopping after, where my friend bought a bag worth EUR2,000++ at Brown Thomas. @_@  That night...