Western European Cruise - 2004

Ports-of-Call continued

Travel with the Schulmans

Join us in our exploration of the world we live in...

La Coruna, Spain

Santiago de Compostella

Cherbourg, France

Torbay/Torquay, England

We drive to Dartmoor -

the moors, the ponies, the prison, and Devon Cream Tea -

shades of Sherlock Holmes, Jane Eyre and Charles Dickens

Cobh/Cork, Ireland

Cobh Harbor

Annie Moore and her brothers -

Memorial to the young girl who was the first immigrant to land on Ellis Island, NYC

Saint Finbarre's

French Gothic Cathedral

Father Matthews Memorial Church

Cork's charming St. Patrick's Street

in the heart of the Old Town.

Jameson Heritage Center and

the Old Jameson Whiskey Distillery

where we tour, and learn and taste and buy.

Dublin, Ireland

Continue with us now as we disembark in Dover and explore political London and  Ancient Britain... 

Click on the door to enter the world of England - the old and new... ==>

The Cathedral - inside and out

   ^ St. James' sepulchre ==>

Cathedral Pipe Organ

Garden and statue of University founder Fonseca

Obradoiro Square and "town hall"

Galician musicians and dancers...

...with wine and canapes in the courtyard of the

Hotel of the Reyes Catolicos

M/S Noordam in port in Cherbourg

Beautiful theatre in the heart of the old city...

Who'd have thought...

'Les Parapluies (The Umbrellas) de Cherbourg"!

Traditionally a fishing town....

Cherbourg harbor

A Memorial to Fishermen Lost at Sea looks out over the entrance to the harbor...

...an old fisherman contemplates the sea...

and wishes he could be out there fishing himself!

Bovey Castle gates

Dartmoor Prison

The famous Moor Ponies

The Moors

Cattle on the moor

Bridge over the River Liffey

Memorial along the Liffey to the victims of the Great Potatoe Famine

Amazing contemporary buildings alongside ancient ones

Christchurch Cathedral

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Trinity College

where we see the incredible

Book of Kells

The old...

The new..

<== The High Altar at Mass