Well! The farmhouse B&B had “a feeling” about it (according to Nic). It was right in the middle of 200 acres that had been in the family since 1929. Lovely people, (and I will say this forevermore about the Irish) sooo hospitable. Tea and cake on arrival and a banquet style breakfast in the morning. The sun began to break through the clouds and by the time we got to Sligo it was clear blue. Kev the bike man of Longford recommended a tour around Strandhill and then on to Rosses Point; and it was beautiful. We had a picnic by the beach and a long walk along the sandy peninsula.
We arrived in Enniskillen to wait for an update from the boys, who said they would go on to Irvinestown, so we found Molly’s bar in the town square and had a Guiness in the beer garden that was upstairs...only in Ireland.
BMW dent watch – nothing to report, so we’ve started an insect collection!
We arrived in Enniskillen to wait for an update from the boys, who said they would go on to Irvinestown, so we found Molly’s bar in the town square and had a Guiness in the beer garden that was upstairs...only in Ireland.
BMW dent watch – nothing to report, so we’ve started an insect collection!
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