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having just returned from a wee break come holiday in Ulster i'd just like to say how much we enjoyed the place and the people.
i don't think Rik will mind if i mention that i was a bit apprehensive about travelling over when the marching was going on, and as it happens we decided to wait and go after the 12th was over and done with.
we followed the coast road up to Ballycastle and did the Causeway and that feckin rope bridge as the wife called it :lol:
it's a lot more scary once your on it
travelled about some more and we we're never made to feel anything but welcome
great scenery and good craic all round
the Guiness does taste different in SOME pubs but in others it's just the same as here.
Harp and Pear Magners got the most sampling
will be visiting the south as well, probably for Scotland's doomed visit during the 6 nations
by the way you'll never meet a poor flag-maker in Ulster, they must all be minted :lol:
i don't think Rik will mind if i mention that i was a bit apprehensive about travelling over when the marching was going on, and as it happens we decided to wait and go after the 12th was over and done with.
we followed the coast road up to Ballycastle and did the Causeway and that feckin rope bridge as the wife called it :lol:
it's a lot more scary once your on it
travelled about some more and we we're never made to feel anything but welcome
great scenery and good craic all round
the Guiness does taste different in SOME pubs but in others it's just the same as here.
Harp and Pear Magners got the most sampling
will be visiting the south as well, probably for Scotland's doomed visit during the 6 nations
by the way you'll never meet a poor flag-maker in Ulster, they must all be minted :lol: