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Nutty roads & BUSY day but we DID it!
... in the UK) and roads were not as good, storm was looking ugly ahead....what to do. Bit the bullet with R driving (no shoulders on these wee roads - very disconcerting sitting on the left - I swore we were heading for the field of sheep several times but in my normal quiet mode of course, didn't say a word to Rich....like '"HOLY Cr..... Richard!!! You're heading for the ditch!!" um - that was the polite version. His sense of humour is improving - "No I'm ...
Ireland
... he talked about new zealand and Australia where his daughters lived. By this time I was pretty hungry. So when we left there we went to Jimmy's moms and had a massive breakfast. Jimmy then took me out for another drive and checked out some cemetery's where family were buried. Checked out a few beaches and where the spanish armada sank. Jimmy is a wealth of information on the history of everyone. We then came back had a tea, and am told we are going to Kim's friends place for dinner. ...
Exploring Donegal County
... of Kilmacrennan and Creeslough then up to the north coast town of Marble Hill on the Atlantic Ocean. When we crossed the mountains of the Glenveagh National Park, the terrain changed dramatically to rolling hills with no vegetation, only boulders. Not nearly as pretty as the green farmlands. We then drove west through Ray and down past Mount Erigal. The roads were very narrow ...
Dundalk to Letterkenny
... stockings, very theatrical and very noisy.
Went for dinner at Tin Tai Chinese Restaurant in Lower Main Street. Fabulous dinner, pork ribs, finger licking good and vegetarian spring rolls followed by Special Satay and Tin Tai Fried Rice, together with Chilean Sav Blanc... It was so interesting to see how the other patrons ate. Nobody shared their meal, they just ate what they ordered. Many people had hot chips instead of ...
Ireland
Left Letterkenny and headed for Galway. Stopped off at Donegal and did some posting also checked out the castle. Printed off boarding passes at the Internet cafe then had a coffee. Took a detour to the Glencar Waterfall county Sligo and had lunch - this area has been formed by the ice age - glacial valley, very scenic with a Valley and tall mountains on either side. Only a few people around which was really lovely, ...
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