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To Europe With Kids presents Movie Monday as a weekly feature to recommend films that might expose children and their families to any small bit of European history, folklore, scenery, or animated imagery as entertainment, perhaps new knowledge, or just a couple of hours of electronic babysitting.
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The movie was filmed entirely in rugged and mountainous County Donegal, Ireland, a haven of Gaelic culture and the Irish language. (You might have to turn on the English subtitles for the kids.) The visuals in the film are mainly of the jagged coastline, the small outlying islands, and the untamed sea.
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| Image via www.hummingbirdgirls.blogspot.com |
Donegal is actually a tourist destination among the Irish and foreigners, as well. Popular attractions are a Victorian castle, called Glenveagh Castle, and a 35,000 acre nature reserve, called Glenveagh National Park.
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Sounds like something my kids would like! Well, except the not being able to understand the brogue part. ;) They're too young to read subtitles. But, the movie sounds a little like Nim's Island with the whole lost at sea thing and the island. My kids love adventure movies. Your blog is very cute! Thanks for stopping by mine. I'm following you now!
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