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From Slowly Pedaling the Emerald Isle by Sanna Phinney

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Sanna Phinney commented on Day 7: Kenmare to Portmagee

We think what they mean by ‘experienced cyclists’ is cyclists who are comfortable and used to riding with traffic. A newbie who wobbles all over on a bike would probably have trouble on the narrow road with cars passing. Traffic was minimal for us, but come tourist season I could imagine a steady line of cars, motor homes, etc.

3 months ago
rod day commented on Day 11: Dingle in the Rain

We loved Dingle (apart from the crowds) with all the brightly coloured buildings.

3 months ago
rod day commented on a photo in Day 10: Killorglin to Dingle

I was only thinking last night that you hadn't put any photos of your dinners (unless I missed them)

3 months ago
rod day commented on a photo in Day 10: Killorglin to Dingle

We sat right here on these same 2 chairs! Had the coffee but not the brownies. Sorry now that we missed out!

3 months ago
Bob Koreis commented on Day 7: Kenmare to Portmagee

Now that you've ridden it, how would you interpret the penny farthing sign re "experienced cyclists"?

3 months ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Sanna Phinney on Day 7: Kenmare to Portmagee

Intersections are the scariest, alright. Its really hard to train yourself to look to the right first.

3 months ago
Sanna Phinney replied to a comment by Michael Hutching on a photo in Day 6: Kenmare - Killarney - Kenmare

He sang ‘How Great thou Art’. Now that we’ve been here, I want to encourage everyone to give it a go. It’s truly beautiful. The people are so warm and friendly. Hope you get to experience it someday.

3 months ago
Sanna Phinney replied to a comment by Mark Bingham on Day 8: Rest Day in Portmagee

This country is so beautiful. The people are so open, warm and friendly. I hope you can make the trip here someday because it’s a real gem.

3 months ago
Sanna Phinney replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on Day 7: Kenmare to Portmagee

Chuck’s been doing great. I am still boggled at a 4-way intersection. It just doesn’t look right to me.

3 months ago
Sanna Phinney replied to a comment by rod day on a photo in Day 10: Killorglin to Dingle

Tall for this island. You can’t compare to our mountains at home. We’re riding over Connor’s Pass tomorrow.

3 months ago
rod day commented on a photo in Day 10: Killorglin to Dingle

Tall? 1030m!

3 months ago
Scott Anderson commented on Day 7: Kenmare to Portmagee

We just arrived in Plymouth after three months in Spain and are going through the same left-shift adjustment. It’s the same with us - I start the day with a reminder, which I promptly forget myself. It takes about two days until we’re reliably reprogrammed.

3 months ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Day 7: Kenmare to Portmagee

Amazing how diverse the buglosses are. I’ve never seen one like this either.

3 months ago
Judy Siel commented on Day 9: Portmagee to Killorglin

Enjoying your travel and photos.

3 months ago
Barbara Bohm-Becker commented on a photo in Day 9: Portmagee to Killorglin

TWO!! Jaguars!Be still,my heart.

3 months ago