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At last - we got to see the Giant's Causeway
... of the inner walled part of the city that dates back to 1600's. Most of the tour information focused on the recent troubles - 1967 to 1980's. Most of the information has already left my brain but made such good sense at the time. We bought a DVD of the tour so I can get refreshed about what caused all of those terrible times.
Then we drove to Bushmills, a small town on the north coast just east of Derry. We drove out to ...
Wow - imagine being here !!!
... a great meal and looking forward to a walking tour of Derry tomorrow. We are staying close to Bogside where many of the "troubles" occurred back in the 70's. Then we are on to the Antrim coast and the Giant's Causeway. Being here is a bit of a bonus as it was not on "MY" agenda - but we are ahead of schedule so have time to do some looking around in what seems to be an interesting city.
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Phenomenal scenery in the Sun & I drove!!
Barely double track, teeny roads, stick shift, hilly and the "wrong side" of the road - drove for over an hour never able to get out of second gear!! and a lot of times stuck in first! GREEN, gorgeous brilliant sun, Irish sea glistening, massive cliffs; hike of 2 km +; Are we having fun or what??
So glad we did the wee road as described by Roger in Belfast. Had tea in Cushendun at Arthur's - tea with milk and sugar and a cherry scone. 2 groups of ...
Day 2 Dublin to Northern Ireland
... fine Irishman that gave us a lot of good advice on where to go see the sites. He mentioned for us to stop by New Grange and see these graves that were there. It didn't work out well for us, we finally got to see the country first hand for about 45 min until we decided to just find our way back to main road. Going through County Down we passed by the Mourne Mountains ,we saw lots of sheep on hills along with tons of cows. We finally closed in on ...
Field trip the the North
... her 25th birthday I think.
The next day, we were in Bellfast city. We saw the Bellfast wall, dividing the Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods, which is crazy to think still needs to be standing. The houses near the wall actually have metal cages covering the back sides of them. Many of the buildings in this area have big murals painted on them, supporting heros ...
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