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A Day of Information and Reflection
... wife and the other fellow’s wife as well. The women, who had grown up in Belfast, had no idea about some of the information that Joel provides on his tour. He said that there are lots of people in Belfast who “pretend” that what happens in Belfast just doesn’t happen. That’s quite a level of denial.
We left Belfast around 4:30 – everything else we might have wanted to see was closed since it was Sunday. We have ended up ...
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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Derry
... getting shots of various whiskey ages as we went, but instead it was only a single at the end. Paid 10£ to try a shot of 21 year old, as expected it was good, but I wont be spending 125£ on a bottle of it anytime soon. Somehow we dodged all the bus imes too ended up not making it back to the b&b until fairly late, cold and soaked. So no going out tonight for me, just a long sleep.
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A Wonderful Weekend in the Lakelands
You know when you have one of those trips when you go away with an idea of what you'd like to do, but no real plan of how to do it and then when you get there, everything seems to just fall into place? My weekend in Fermanagh was a bit like this only better!
We took the Goldline Service 261 from Belfast to Enniskillen via Dungannon which took over 2 hours and felt about 10 times as long as the drive actually is because of the many stops. However, I looked at it as ...
Day 10 - Derry to Omagh
... when you visit the Free Derry catholic republican area. We stopped at the Tower Museum in Derry which had some interesting exhibits including more information on the potato blights effect, World War II's effect and 'The Troubles’ including Bloody Sunday and on a more light hearted note, an exhibition on the Spice Girls.
Wandering the walls near Bogside, we passed a church which when bombings occurred in the 1960’s, bombs thrown over the wall from ...
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