Happy St. Patrick's Day - Post Something For The Holiday
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Hehe being from Ireland I should be offended but then....we don't really have a come back do we
Although I'm from Northern Ireland and that's a bit different isn't it :lol:
Any excuse for a few pints or bank holiday to drive round the coast hood down its all good.
of course I am in work today so that won't do at all
Happy St Patricks day to all the folks outside of Europe claiming their Irish traits and relations (My great great granny's great doggy met a cat named ginger whom are friends so their owner knows wee Jimmys uncle - and well they all like green so hey, I'm Irish)
Hehe being from Ireland I should be offended but then....we don't really have a come back do we Although I'm from Northern Ireland and that's a bit different isn't it :lol:
Any excuse for a few pints or bank holiday to drive round the coast hood down its all good.
of course I am in work today so that won't do at all
Happy St Patricks day to all the folks outside of Europe claiming their Irish traits and relations (My great great granny's great doggy met a cat named ginger whom are friends so their owner knows wee Jimmys uncle - and well they all like green so hey, I'm Irish)
simonlpearce
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Sadly laid my closest Irish relative (nan) to rest yesterday, but the family were all over so we had a good craic and plenty of Guinness. Today i am also wearing some green 
nfbr said:My fondest memory of Ireland: The Healy Pass (Beara Peninsula - Co.Cork)
Quite possibly the craziest tightest narrowest most interesting road I've ever driven!
Some very crazy and wonderful winding roads in Ireland, have you travelled much of the wild Atlantic highway nfbr?
I have a few times and if the weather is right is a superb roadtrip with sights, views and some decent roads middle of no where, cannot wait to travel in the Zed
BM1 said:
The closest I've got to that side of Ireland was Kerry. The Atlantic coast was going to be the next one, but split up with the ex 3 years ago and haven't been abroad since.
Over three road trips, I've driven just under 5000 miles around The most southern parts of Cork, the Wicklow Mountains and pretty much the whole east and south coasts. Completely in love with Ireland and hope I can retire there in 20-30 years time
nfbr said:BM1 said:
The closest I've got to that side of Ireland was Kerry. The Atlantic coast was going to be the next one, but split up with the ex 3 years ago and haven't been abroad since.
Over three road trips, I've driven just under 5000 miles around The most southern parts of Cork, the Wicklow Mountains and pretty much the whole east and south coasts. Completely in love with Ireland and hope I can retire there in 20-30 years time
Excellent man sounds like a perfect retirement plan, certainly more excuse now to enjoy more road trips on more travels and adventures enjoying life, you've likely spent more miles down southern ireland on the clock than myself, Kerry and dingle are lovely drives and the different towns and scenery stopping off do it for me
Next time you're over driving we can get a mini photoshoot lol - not many Zeds floating around here
BM1 said:Excellent man sounds like a perfect retirement plan, certainly more excuse now to enjoy more road trips on more travels and adventures enjoying life, you've likely spent more miles down southern ireland on the clock than myself, Kerry and dingle are lovely drives and the different towns and scenery stopping off do it for me
Next time you're over driving we can get a mini photoshoot lol - not many Zeds floating around here
The other retirement plan was to sell everything and buy a shipping container, park it on a beach somewhere in the French Polynesia and live off whatever's left
Sounds like a good idea! Maybe there should be a Z4 Invasion Road trip in Ireland?
That would be cool!nfbr said:BM1 said:Excellent man sounds like a perfect retirement plan, certainly more excuse now to enjoy more road trips on more travels and adventures enjoying life, you've likely spent more miles down southern ireland on the clock than myself, Kerry and dingle are lovely drives and the different towns and scenery stopping off do it for me
Next time you're over driving we can get a mini photoshoot lol - not many Zeds floating around here
The other retirement plan was to sell everything and buy a shipping container, park it on a beach somewhere in the French Polynesia and live off whatever's left
Sounds like a good idea! Maybe there should be a Z4 Invasion Road trip in Ireland?
An invasion would be of epic proportions it needs done lol!!
I'm quite intrigued by this modern eco design of homes built by multiple shipping containers on top of each other - Ireland's cliff edges and a beach on your door step, a happy St Patricks day this would be every year indeed - and there was me debating Italy
BM1 said:An invasion would be of epic proportions it needs done lol!!
I'm quite intrigued by this modern eco design of homes built by multiple shipping containers on top of each other - Ireland's cliff edges and a beach on your door step, a happy St Patricks day this would be every year indeed - and there was me debating Italy
Ha Yeah! I'm a small house person, so a shipping container or two stacked up would be enough
nfbr said:BM1 said:An invasion would be of epic proportions it needs done lol!!
I'm quite intrigued by this modern eco design of homes built by multiple shipping containers on top of each other - Ireland's cliff edges and a beach on your door step, a happy St Patricks day this would be every year indeed - and there was me debating Italy
Ha Yeah! I'm a small house person, so a shipping container or two stacked up would be enough
If I'm remembering correctly there have been a couple of showings on Grand Designs in the past few years in Northern Ireland doing this - I must nip round the coast and take a few photos looking dodgy
BM1 said:
Spotted this one whilst out on a boat and fell in love with it!
- Clicky -
Just need to find a million and a half euro now!
Oh and where do I find the 1.5 million. 