So today was an eating sort of day. Okay, we did plenty of walking. To earn our food as it were. We walked the town of Kinsale, a sweet little harbor town with shops and restaurants and lovely little pubs of every ilk. I don’t normally post pictures of food I’m eating in a restaurant, but couldn’t resist this one. A gooey warm brownie with chocolate sauce and bourbon vanilla ice cream. Just the ticket on a blustery Irish day. The fruit in the picture is a tart ground cherry, complete with papery husk.
Then we shopped for Irish wool and linen, postcards and a myriad of Irish gourmet foods for our dinners to come.
Kinsale is well known for its colorful buildings and multicolored doors. On every street there are shops with beautiful architecture accented with bright colors. And a sense of incredible history with old buildings, ancient architecture and cobbled, winding streets.
Sea Garden
St. Multose Anglian church of Ireland
A secret garden
Tomorrow the weather will clear and we’ll be out hiking for the day. And having fish and chips tomorrow night at the Spaniard pub accompanied by live Celtic music.
Kate's Garden Kitchen 
looks like a dream!
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Stunning!
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Beautiful celebration of the colors of the flowers slowing onto the walls and windowsills.
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It absolutely is!
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The color of the buildings–so unique–is matched only by the flowers. It kind of mutes the gorgeous stained glass windows in the church! Thank you for taking us with you on this trip. I hope hiking is wonderful
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I love having you along with me. Hope things are well
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