Lucky Young Couples Lands Gig’i Care of Hildent Ireland Island

Camille Rosenfeld and James Hayes once he felt like a lifelong opportunity once a lifetime. The young couple was chosen to be the caretakets of one of the most remote and breathtaking places in Ireland: Great Blasket Island.

“Oh my gosh … It seems that such a dream came true,” said Rosenfeld said Pretty ‘ The host Nile Koksal.

“You didn’t even think it would be a possibility …. We feel really lucky to have chosen.”

Starting in April, the couple will live on the island of 1100 Acre on the west coast of Dingle Peninsula on the Island, Ireland in Ireland. Currently, they live in Tralee, about 80 kilometers from the land and the sea.

The island is covered with a watery emerald-green landscape, which surrounds the turquoise waves with curled hills and spectacular abyss.

With a dotting and ruins of the past from the past, the rich Ireland is deeply rooted in her heritage and history.

After coming to a society, the name came home to a society, the island in 1953, because of the name of the island in 1953, it was made for ambulance services for the elderly population and mild winters.

Since then, nature has been mainly untouched by letting the land return.

Rosenfeld did not step on the island yet on the island, it is a vision view on a nearby recent hike.

“It’s very green, the greenest herbs you have seen,” he said.

“In the summer, there are these beautiful purple flowers that bloom in all areas in a few weeks. It looks like anything from the Oz wizard.”

The island is also full of wildlife. This Mediators that last year Say there are sharks, seals, sheep, whales, dolphins and rabbits.

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Cellopic position, Peter O’Connor and his wife Alice Hayes, was advertised by those living in the mainland. However, the five-holiday cottages and a small cafe to control new servants are a small cafe.

When the recruiting couple wrote a live seasonal position in January 2020, it was flooded with 80,000 applications. There are since the limited number of the number that it will be considered.

Nevertheless, it is a great pool and the James Hayes is not quite sure why they are chosen.

“They are lovely people and we got good,” said Hayes, interview

“Really, why I think, I just think it will be with us, and we look like beautiful people.”

Hayes actually grew in other places in County Kerry. He says he came before working there, he was already magically magically by the island and visited during college.

“At this time, he really seized my imagination,” he said.

“It’s always been in my radar … The history of the island; I am a kind of cultural remarkable.”

When Hayes asked to apply, there was not very convincing for Rosenfeld from Minnesota.

“I suggested this Camille and he was absolutely for it,” he said.

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There is no electricity, hot water or Wi-Fi on the island of the wind, but what’s up, but Rosenfeld has what is.

“Only distinguishes, it is such a luxury in the times we live now,” he said.

Rosenfeld says it is excited to greet the guests drawn there for the same reasons.

“He is really interesting,” he said, “he said,” he said, “he said,” he said. Rosenfeld.

“There is a chance to do it in a place where you can hear the ocean and see the stars and live by candlelight.”

As a professional artist, Hayes says he will look for inspiration for the next business body.

“What place is the better place from an island like this?”

Surprisingly, this was the most difficult part of this whole experience, the most difficult part of what he had – the end of September, they left the island when the end of September.

“I think it will be the hardest part … I try to find a place to live and I have to get a job,” Rosenfeld said.

“I’m just trying to think of this part yet.”