amazing shopping. When enjoying the city, it is hard not to admire the architecture even if it usually isn't something you notice. Huge stonework, bonnets over doors and if I could put it into just one word , it would be historical.
The streets are crazy busy, this shot was an odd one, most streets are filled with more people than I would expect in New York City. Everwhere we went, we were bumped into, hip chucked or even elbowed. I didn't enjoy parts of it... but because I was so mesmerized by the buildings and the amazing accent of people we met. I soon forget the crowds and all its unpleasant moments.
If even in Ireland, take a tour down O'Connnal Street, Grafton street and college. So much in just a relatively small area, worth a few moments of your time.
Lastly, I should mention although we had a rental car downtown is not something a new driver should tackle. So, we took the " hop on , Hop off bus". Drivers are aggressive to say the least, the braking was scary if you were not holding on for dear life. Affordable, you bet.. just a few dollars per ride. I will note that you can't just get on one and it wil take you back, we had a bit of a hard time finding the one that will take you home was not easy, infact we had to walk quite aways to figure it out. OK, so we might not have done it on our own, kind people were most helpful in helping us get the right one.
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