Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Belted cows
I had never felt the need to take a photo of a cow but the year that we toured Ireland changed that. As we were approaching the Dingle Peninsula, we saw a herd of cows not far from the road. Each cow had a two foot wide white belt that encircled the entire cow. The rest of the cow was brown. I have never seen any cow that looked like these cows in America.
Dingle was a delightful town with Easter-egg-colored houses. We found a wonderful Italian Restaurant called Novo Centro, which had very delicious food. Since we stayed at a hostel, we decided that an upscale restaurant offset the cost. It was worth every Irish punt!
The next day we purchased a few snacks and a box of kleenex. To my surprise, when I opened the kleenex box, every tissue was a different color.
The photo below is of the town of Dingle looking north (I think).
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scenic. I love the details!
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