We drove across the salt pan to get to Kubu Island, which is surrounded by one of the world's largest salt pans. In the dry season, which is now, there is no water and you can see white sand for miles. In the wet season, it is known for its flamingo gatherings. Students enjoyed exploring this surreal landscape. Giant ancient baobob trees are all over the island. The surrounding community considers Kubu Island a sacred place and make trips to the island to make offerings.
On the day after we arrived in Galway, we did a scavenger hunt.
After our last class in Dublin on Tuesday, we travelled to Galway on Wednesday, June 26th, and had dinner at the Skeffington Arms
Text by student Lindsey Robison
Ellie visits the Archeology Museum for a second time. We have a class visit from Andrew Montague, former Lord Mayor of Dublin
by Trinket Guth
Text by student Madeliene Symons
Text by student Trinket Guth
Text and photos by student Saran Matkins
Viking Tours, A Peaceful Walk, and Drag Brunch at the Wigwam
Just like the tea ceremony…no words are needed.
