Ardtara Country House Derry
Upperlands Derry, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, BT46 5SA, United Kingdom
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Derry, Derry nice.
... it is a sobering thought and very poignant as we watch the angry, foaming waves whiplash the cliffs, sending vicious spray up to the swaying rope bridge which fishermen had used for centuries to collect salmon on the island at the other end. We opt not to cross over, instead marveling at the stoic ticket collector whose job seems to be standing in the squalling rain with no shelter. Happily, they have Melbourne weather here, so emerging from ...
Causeway
... tricky target resulting in the leakage running back to our floor area. Looking back, it can be chalked up to a funny bus memory, but at the time, our legs were burning from hovering above the ground and dodging the pee stream trickling our way.
The Coastal cruiser dropped us off at our hostel which was perfectly located in between the Carrick a Rede rope bridge and the Giants Causeway. Historically, the Carrick a Rede rope ...
Derry Dorm
... the respectability of the hour. Still, I wasn’t too far off because I was shortly joined in my 4 bed dorm by my two roomies - German Girl and Czech Boy. We exchanged travel stories, sizing up each others indie-traveler cred before calling it a night. I might have talked up a good game, but as I snuggled up with my laptop and iPhone, in my heart I was glad to know I could still slum it when I needed to but dreamed of a day when I ...
Westport to Derry, Northern Ireland, UK
... I’m using my laptop since the computer keyboard is just a wee bit different but enough to slow me down.
Terry and Bonnie are both undergraduates of Bluffton College which is a Mennonite College in Bluffton, Ohio. Terry is on the Board of Directors. He had mentioned to us that a group of Bluffton students were spending approximately 3 months in Derry taking classes and absorbing the local culture at the University of Ulster. ...
Amelia Earhart Slept Here
... not have one like Belfast and others...the River Foyle divides the city in two and one bridge across provides an effective enough barrier. I am in the Catholic side where Derry is preferred. Across the river it's Londonderry or else. Doesn't this get old for everyone who lives here? My head is spinning from trying to remember who to say what to.
Can you imagine in this day and age that there are people who want to go into other neighborhoods at night ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Ardtara House



