Where was I? Can’t remember where we were last time I blogged. I think Salthill just out of Galway. It comes back to me as we left relatively early and stopped on the promenade to take a picture of the diving board. Move over Wellington city bomb platform. Might I add it was 5 degrees outside, not sure what the water temp was and if you look closely you can see a lady who has just gotten out of the water. She has the orange bathing cap on and there were two more getting ready to go in. One gentleman looked to be in his 70’s but being so hardy he was probably in his 90’s and just looked a Spritely 70ish.
We headed north as the objective was to keep following the Wild Atlantic Way. It’s probably best to tell you the next in pictures as road trips are about what you see on the way.
I will add here that the Wild Atlantic Way is pretty wild. Our little Citron bounced all over the road and left me feeling quite car sick. We took the sky road which wound its way to the top and afforded wonderful views but the roads are incredibly bumpy. I think because so much of it is bog land.
We stumbled across castles
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and a phone booth in front of the “The Pound” ( check out sign on wall) which was after we had been travelling along a skinny road with no markings, no signs and grass growing in the middle of it. I was petrified something was going to come the other way, it didn’t – then whola all of a sudden there is a junction, with a phone box, and a pound. Excellent.
Just a little story about our Citron. It hasn’t been a very bossy car. It doesn’t beep when I open my door, or in reverse. It doesn’t warn us that the light is on, nor get agitated when we approach a brick wall. It does however beep when it thinks you have crossed the centre line or got to close to the edge of the road. Sooooo you might say, what’s the problem? The problem is that when you are on a skinny road with no centreline and the edge just right there then the car has a fit. It beeps and beeps and beeps. How annoying is that.
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stay at Jameson apartments Salthill they are lovely. The staff and the apartments. They even gave us some bottled water and lollies when we checked out for our journey.