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Northern Ireland, Belfast
gates between Protestant and Catholics close at 8:00 Somers signed the Peace Wall and hopes for change.
gates between Protestant and Catholics close at 8:00 Somers signed the Peace Wall and hopes for change.
  Beautiful mountains of Glencoe, learned of the original Scotsmen and how to build a Turf House   Boat ride on Loch Ness, and a visit to the Urquhart Castle no Nessie sightings except in the gift shop.     Kelpies Monument, Helix park, home of the largest horse sculpture in the world, a monument to horse powered heritage across Scotland.     We finally found the Harry Koos! Highland Cows   Stirling Castle, in Stirling, the childhood home of Mary Queen of Scotts   Boys Photo vs. Girls Photo, both excellent in the Queens Quarters  National Museum of Scotland   Tusker First Ever End of Trip Superlatives  Walter Scott Monument, Prince Street  Edinburgh Castle
  Edinburgh Castle   Exploring the Ancient historic city of Edinburgh
National Museum of Scotland, potato scones and tweed, we love Scotland! Did you know that the national symbol of Ireland is the harp? Guinness uses the harp symbol facing right and the government uses a left-facing harp. Today’s adventures included O’Connell Street, the Irish bog bodies, St. Stephen’s Green, Patrick’s cathedral and the interactive museum of Irish Emigration. Off to Belfast tomorrow!  |
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