1237. Puttin' a Cork in Cork County - stroll
Cobh, Jreland
Placed 9/2/23

As usual when we're travelin' around, we often seem to forget about planting our little "travelin' light" stamps until very near the last minute! This happened as well while visiting Cork County, Ireland, but we had one last chance to remember to plant this cork with its little face end stamp carved by knits of NY, in a lovely little garden across from the huge cathedral on the hill that you can see from most anywhere in Cobh, the coastal town that was also the final stop that Titanic made before its tragic collision with an iceberg. There among the flowers across from the cathedral's main gate in the Garden of Reflection is a row of flat slate rocks with sayings from various people etched in them, including one of our favorites from Robin Williams. The stone wall corner to the right had a nice crack about two feet up where we considered sticking the cork, but found it to be already occupied by a trio of snails! So, instead we tucked the cork in sideways into the top of the wall, about one foot from the corner, hidden beneath a rounded light grey stone that looks almost like a fist-sized "fake rock" and a couple of smaller stones to keep the cork well hidden from view, which we hope any finders will try to do, too!

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