Just a day before I had to fly back we visited another nice hidden park, just beside our home. Funny, that I had never been there because it was so close. The Blessington Street Basin had been a water reservoir in the past and after that made into a public park.
It was such an old small place, with a pond with the water birds in the middle and narrow walking path around it. Sean said it’s a place where the parents bring their children to feed ducks and because of that, there was a big board where you could read what the water birds eat and what they don’t eat and what can you find from the park to give them. That’s a good idea and helps you to explain to your children that the birds don’t eat the same things that you fancy and very often it could be very dangerous to feed them with a wrong stuff.
The seaside region looked really nice, even from the window of the bus and it’s again such kind of a posh place to live. I love Dublin because of all these differences you can find from different parts of the town. For me, of course, the seaside regions seem the most attractive but it has always been like that with every seaside place I have been. And in any case I caressed the lions, maybe it doesn’t only work at Trafalgar Square but with any other lions as well. I really want to come back here and I can confirm it with whatever it needs, so caressing the lions is just one of these little cute beliefs that you can just do, when you want to send your wish somewhere out there 🙂
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