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At last - we got to see the Giant's Causeway
... of like seeing Niagara Falls for the first time - you just can't stop looking at it.
We came back to town and tried to find a pub we liked - with no luck. The Bushmills Inn is quite posh was so lacking in character, and the second one we tried just seemed to have the wrong vibe somehow. So we gave up and went for a bite to eat at a very nice restaurant. Then home to our lovely B&B with very friendly and helpful hosts.
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Wow - imagine being here !!!
... sell woollen goods - some of the famous Donegal tweed.
Today we left Dunfanaghy for my meeting at Letterkenny with the Jigsaw agency there. That is one of the amazing mental health stories that I will bring home.
Tonight we are staying in Derry, Northern Ireland in a Georgian merchant's house with a room in the servants' quarters. It is very quaint (but small). We ...
Phenomenal scenery in the Sun & I drove!!
... scallops) and yummy yummy lamb. Rich tried their salmon - not really much different and interestingly, they cannot get enough wild salmon to have on the menu!! Beautiful Italian Pinot Grigio. Dessert to share - bread pudding made with a croissant!! Taxi chap picked us up - wouldn't let us pay after trip to the Inn - he said he'd just wait for our call and come and fetch us and we could settle up then - such warmth in these folks - always laughing and teasing!
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Day 2 Dublin to Northern Ireland
We started off a little late by sleeping in. Once we got breakfast and picked up the car it was 11am. We left Dublin and head north to Belfast and then further north to Bushmills. We drove through counties Meath, Louth and into County Down. Driving was a bit difficult at first. Uncle Dan had to learn pretty quick. There were a few close calls but we made it through them. We took the advice from our taxi drive that took us to pick up our car, David ...
Field trip the the North
... the South. It seemed like a really successful entity, helping the economies of both parts of Ireland. Next we went up to Giant's Causeway, a cool place on the Northern coast with very unique hexagonal shaped columns of rock that were caused by lava crystallizing at a very specific temperature. I got a lot of pics here, and there's some legend surrounding the area that you can ...