The wonderful stone house, built 1810, of Helen and John. Their hospitality was unequaled, except by Connie and Una, which was exactly equal.
Dear Helen making wonderful crepes in the kitchen. Notice the distinctive building style, mixture of brick, tile, and wood. Floor was not covered with hay and mud.
The front of Helen's and John's abode in Waterford. Thanks for the memories!
After a brief stay in Arklow, which we would like to forget, our honeymoon continues far East, in Prague.
Bob and St. Vitus Catherdal, begun 926 AD.
A closer look at the royal religious digs. Stunning contrast to the Irish cathedrals.