Travel Companions: Books, Maps, DVD's
Know before you go
Of course we do a lot of research before travelling but find that reading about locations carrys more meaning for us after we have been there.
We love maps so much there is a seperate page for them here.
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We
always enjoy reading other people’s adventures off the beaten
track in Ireland and then searching out their routes for
ourselves.
Author and artist Leslie Lee has carried this a step further
by providing two travel resources that help you envision your
own itinerary and then ignite your creative spark to record
and remember your experiences more intimately than standard
photos can.
“We Are the Land, Ireland” explores some common questions
about Ireland such as Who
are the Celts?
Where did red hair come from? What was the land like at the
dawn of modern humans? What were the origins of Irish
hospitality, music, and wit?
“Lee’s ambitious book is brimming with photographs; hand-drawn
art, including maps and notable visual spectacles; and
original poetry.” - Kirkus
Reviews
“Leslie's Field Guide to Ireland” is loaded with hand-drawn
maps, mythological characters, DNA and genealogy, a
pronunciation key to Gaelic, Irish place-names, travel tips,
packing lists, and much more.
Plus pages for a daily log of places, contacts, jotted
thoughts, maybe drawings means that before you know it you
will have a truly personalised memento of your jour journey.
Classic Literature
set in Limerick
When family visits we enjoy showing them scenes
from the book and movie.
Take a look here
Video
Book
Rave reviews for both the novel and the TV series. Keep up with modern Irish youth, if you can . . .
Ireland is packed with hidden treasures. Travel any back road and you will discover something interesting. Everywhere you go are hidden churches, many of which have world class stained glass windows. Here are the esstential guides to find and interpret them.
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