I’m back with the last post of my amazing, scarf-filled Irish adventure.  Missed part 1 and 2?  Catch up.

Next stop, castle life.

Dingle has a large loop of scenery.  They call it the “Ring of Dingle”.  I called it the “Ringle”.  It’s a beautiful drive through Dingle where you can stop and see cliffs, beehive houses, and pottery shops.  It makes for a relaxing day of exploration and for that reason, I dressed myself in jeans and a t-shirt.  But fear not, I added the Avery Ombré Scarf and attached it with a skinny belt to bring life to my look just in time for high tea at the Ballyseede Castle in Tralee.  Later when it got chilly, I wrapped the Avery around my neck for warmth.  So multifunctional!

Last stop, Shannon.

Our last day in Ireland was laid back.  We enjoyed lunch, shopping, and spending time at a farmhouse.  I decided that the Diane Ruffle Scarf would be the best accessory to help me go out with a bang.  I wrapped the Diane loosely around my neck and paired it with a simple black shirt and jeans.  I got so many compliments on my “pretty red scarf” and loved its vibrant color on a day that was so bright and blue.

My trip to Ireland was amazing…and wearing Affordable Scarves everyday was a great decision.  I was comfortable, put-together, and accessorized to a T.  I was able to look fashionable, enjoy a new culture, and photograph the entire experience all at the same time.

Photographers Tip: When photographing beautiful countryside like that in Ireland, grab a wide angle lens to help capture a wider landscape.  You won’t regret it.

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