So… My last day! I have to get on a plane and fly home the next morning. I had a different plan, but instead I decided I would try to do some of the things I missed on the days I slept through after the car wreck.
Early in the morning, somewhere in Ireland driving toward Leixlip Castle
I drove from Arch House Tullyhona Bed & Breakfast in Florencecourt, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh toward Lexilip.
A traffic light at a one lane bridge in Ireland. Good idea!
One lane bridge, somewhere in Ireland
House in Ireland
House in Ireland
I’m not sure where this house is. I think it is in Leixlip. I just like it.
I still wanted to get a real look at Leixlip Castle. A man I met in the Emergency Room told me how to get to the other side of the river, to see it from that angle.
There it is! A view of Leixlip Castle I have never seen, from the other side of the River Liffey. See the windows?
Leixlip Castle from the other side of the River
Leixlip Castle from the other side of the River
Leixlip Castle from the other side of the River
Leixlip Castle from the other side of the River
Leixlip Castle from the ELP Hydroelectric Dam on the other side of the River
Leixlip Castle from the other side of the River Liffey
Leixlip Castle from the other side of the River Liffey
Hydroelectric Dam operated by ELP, Electricity Supply Board on River Liffey at Leixlip
This hydroelectric dam was built in 1945. Before that there was a waterfall here, the Salmon Leap. Salmon would leap up on the way upstream to spawn. Leixlip means Salmon Leap.
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