We loved our visit to Ireland. The landscape was lush, the residents were very friendly and the history was rich. As an experienced international traveler, I have developed a strong interest in history and cultures. When I travel, I prefer to stay in local hotels and eat at "mom and pop" restaurants. I try to leave the tourist path when possible. Below are pictures of Cork, Ireland.

Beautiful sea side.
The church of Ireland. Amazing!
Breathtaking architecture.

I did kiss the stone. The legend is that if you kiss the stone, you obtain "the gift of the gab".
Lush greenery.......

.....more lush greenery....

..... and more lush greenery. I have never seen so much greenery.
While in Cork, Ireland, we discovered our love for "true hot chocolate". This inspired our hot chocolate served in our store.
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