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<blockquote data-quote="rlr718" data-source="post: 241194" data-attributes="member: 4902"><p>Hi [USER=11]@Michelle Stevens[/USER] (I wonder any relation to Darren, Samantha, tabitha, and Andrew <img src="https://smileyshack.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/smileyslaughing_lol_hehe_100-102.gif?w=145&h=150" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":giggle:" title="Giggle :giggle:" data-shortname=":giggle:" />)</p><p></p><p>I have only ever traveled to Ireland and Bermuda. Some backstory here. My grandparents decided to move to Ireland in the early 70s and lived outside of Dublin on the Dublin bay. From their house you could see the James Joyce tower. When I was a kid we visited them one summer (I believe it was the summer of 1980). My faint recollection of the trip I remember trying to swim in the bay and the water was freezing and I swallowed a bunch of water and did NOT enjoy it as it was very salty. I can also remember going to a public indoor pool and refusing to go in the water because apparently swim caps were required and I didn’t like that. I was persnickety child I guess lol</p><p>I mean really, swim caps? The nerve! LOL</p><p>The second time I went was as an adult in 2000 when my grandfather passed. It was a fast 4 day trip. At the point they were living in dun laoghaire. </p><p></p><p>My grandparents also had a house in Bermuda on grape bay. The two times I visited there was at the holidays. I have a lot of memories of the house there which was named halcyon. </p><p></p><p>Within the US I have traveled the entire eastern seaboard and south as well as Michigan, and California (San Francisco, Monterrey, and Carmel by the sea)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rlr718, post: 241194, member: 4902"] Hi [USER=11]@Michelle Stevens[/USER] (I wonder any relation to Darren, Samantha, tabitha, and Andrew :giggle:) I have only ever traveled to Ireland and Bermuda. Some backstory here. My grandparents decided to move to Ireland in the early 70s and lived outside of Dublin on the Dublin bay. From their house you could see the James Joyce tower. When I was a kid we visited them one summer (I believe it was the summer of 1980). My faint recollection of the trip I remember trying to swim in the bay and the water was freezing and I swallowed a bunch of water and did NOT enjoy it as it was very salty. I can also remember going to a public indoor pool and refusing to go in the water because apparently swim caps were required and I didn’t like that. I was persnickety child I guess lol I mean really, swim caps? The nerve! LOL The second time I went was as an adult in 2000 when my grandfather passed. It was a fast 4 day trip. At the point they were living in dun laoghaire. My grandparents also had a house in Bermuda on grape bay. The two times I visited there was at the holidays. I have a lot of memories of the house there which was named halcyon. Within the US I have traveled the entire eastern seaboard and south as well as Michigan, and California (San Francisco, Monterrey, and Carmel by the sea) [/QUOTE]
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