We spent last weekend in Portrush, Northern Ireland.
I've been told Northern Ireland is the most beautiful part of Ireland, and after spending a few days there, I wouldn't hesitate to believe someone who told me that again. Although it does smell much like cow.
The first day we visited Dunluce Castle, and the second was spent at Giant's Causeway and touring the Bushmills Distellery. I brought Mali with me both times, but not many of the photos turned out, so I doubt I'll post them.
Dunluce Castle is supposed to be one of the most scenic castles in the country, and I will say it is quite lovely, but I don't know if I would give it that distinction just yet. It was built on a cliff-island thing, which, if you know anything about erosion is probably the best place ever to build a house if you want your kitchen to fall into the sea: which it did.
Most of my photos came out sort of boring, so I'll update this post later when I have access to other peoples' shots.
I did get one of Mali that's not too bad, but unfortunately you can't see any of the castle.
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| I've been taking so many back-of-head shots lately :/ |
Dinner was at 55°-North in Portrush, and I would highly recommend it if you happen to be in the area.
I have a lot of photos from Giant's Causeway, so that will be it's own post, but I did find something unexpected in a grocery store, so I'll leave you with a photo of that. ;)
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| Tim Horton's tea and coffee (I assume), but regular Spar doughnuts |
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