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Cushendall, Co. Antrim
We drove from Donegal to Bushmills in Co. Antrim. The countryside is interesting but not as managed and pretty as in a lot of England. We are finding the villages more austere too, fewer flowers or decorations, quite often concrete yards, though some of the houses are painted very bright colours like purple or yellow; colours which to our eyes are …
Cushendall, Co. Antrim
A beautiful, warmer day with almost no rain all day! Perfect for what we did.
There was another couple staying at the B&B last night. We met them at breakfast time; for the second time. Ruth had talked to the husband at Kylemore Abbey. We have been finding this more frequently than one would expect. We met the Germans from Shannon …
Cushendall, Co. Antrim
When we woke we were glad we had visited the Giant's Causeway yesterday as today’s weather was misty with light rain in the morning. Even though it was poorer visibility we again headed north, this time along the coast, through Cushendun which is a lived in village with cottages being owned by the National Trust, and around Torr Head to the …
Cushendall, Co. Antrim
After a threatening start to the day it fined up and was almost as good as Monday. We explored the Glendun (Glenaan) glen, the Glenariff (Glenballyemon) glen and the Glenarm (Glencloy) glen. The first name for each glen is what is used in the tourist brochure while the second name is what is actually on the road signs. This did take a bit of time …
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 ...