We left Belfast this morning… Honestly-we didn’t really like it there. Sorta felt like the Detroit of Europe lol I doubt I spend any more vacation days there in the future 🙂 It’s about 2 hours to drive straight back to Dublin, but we made a couple stops along the way. Our first was looking for the Kilnasaggart Stone. We drove down this crazy one lane car path and couldn’t seem to locate it. Stopped next to this awesome tunnel……
As promised, we woke up and went to see the baby sheep this morning. Norah was excited. They were so cute. A couple were only a day old. We had stayed above a really great couple’s garage for the night and this snow covered mountain was our view. It was awesome We tried to find this pyramid some guy built in the middle of the woods to be his grave because he was obsessed with…
Today we officially crossed over into the UK…even though we are still on the island of Ireland. (I say that because before I started researching, I didn’t realize that Ireland was its own country, but that Northern Ireland was part of the United Kingdom.) Great Britain laid claim to the entire island of Ireland in 1801… And that continued until 1921. Northern Ireland was very industrial, whereas most of the rest of Ireland was very agricultural, so N.I. never had…