Today we had our first of two days of car-and-driver tours of Northern Ireland. First, the political murals and neighborhoods of Belfast, and then a variety of sites on the Antrim Coast in the north. The weather was unusually sunny and pleasant, though the winds on the coast were chilly.
This is just a sampling of the photos from these places that will eventually appear on this blog.
This is just a sampling of the photos from these places that will eventually appear on this blog.
Part of a mural in a Catholic neighborhood of Belfast.
Carrick-a-Rede, site of a famous rope bridge, strung by fishermen, that we didn't walk across.
Ballintoy Harbor
St. Gobban's Church, according to our guide the smallest church in Ireland.
Giant's Causeway: a small sample of its remarkable hexagonal basal columns.
Dunluce Castle
Bushmills Distillery
Rows of giant beech trees, seen in "Game of Thrones"
No comments:
Post a Comment