Ashberry Cottage Belfast
19 Rose Park Central Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT5 7RN, United Kingdom
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A Sure Cure for a Painful Swelling of the Bottom
... mural in the World is the one of Bobby Sands - he was the first to die after 61 days without food.
During this time the street names were all blacked out. This was to confuse the English when they invaded. U2 sings about this as well.
1998 - Cease Fire. Everyone gets sick of the **** and decides enough is enough. With American's for mediators, they decided to have a half Irish, half English government and this appears to be working for ...
A Stroll Along the Beach
This morning Mummy, Daddy & I went out in the car unsure of where we were going to go, but as it was a nice morning Mummy & Daddy thought it would be nice to have a wee family outing. Daddy decided to take us to Crawfordsburn Country Park so we could have a nice walk along the shores of Belfast Lough. It was really pretty as there is a bit of forestland & beaches, so there ...
My First Trip to the Seaside!!
... was cold & windy but it was still nice to get out of the house & see the ocean for the very first time (Mummy got all emotional) We took a nice walk along the promenade before going for lunch in a wee American Diner called The Hop, it was a really fun day. After lunch we came home as it was too cold to hang about (there was snow at the top of the Mourne Mountains), but Mummy said she will take me back again when the weather is a bit ...
Union Jacks and Tricolours
... we went to visit Justine's Granny again, another 10 mile trip around the outskirts of Belfast until we found the hospital. I'm afraid I stayed in the car this time to allow the family members to visit Belle (and better manage my fear of hospitals). Back to visit some family members and eat stew and spuds before a rather scary trip back to Bellymena with 5 miles worth of fuel remaining by the time we got to the only garage open in Northern Ireland. All in all, I'm digging Belfast, so I ...
Made in Belfast
... person was driving!), she assured us that there are no good men in Belfast and extolled the environmental virtues of drinking wine by the box rather than by the bottle (...or by the glass but clearly she hadn't considered this crazy notion)! We did a full lap, still largely engrossed in conversation, with the promise to redo it another day on my own and pay fuller attention (the ticket is valid for 3 days).
We had lunch ...


