Nice day for it.............
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I don't have a clue where it is ... but I fancy a trip there, just the same!
Thanks for the piccies .....
Thanks for the piccies .....
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I realise that I am from the colonies ... tell me anyway! 
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The wee sweetie shop...
Ballintoy nice wee place for a pint, Aidan you should of taken the Gs over that wee rope brigde just up the road
Ballintoy nice wee place for a pint, Aidan you should of taken the Gs over that wee rope brigde just up the road
Hi Bill
The first picture is the Ballylumford Dolmen, an ancient burial tomb which is on a little peninsula near Larne in Co. Antrim.
Next is a small shop in the village of Ballintoy, Co Antrim near the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and the Giants Causeway. The shop is unusual nowadays as you can buy sweets loose in imperial measurements, as opposed to prepacked in metric units.
Picture 3 is of the Joey Dunlop Memorial Garden in Ballymoney Co. Antrim. The large plaques on the wall list all his racing achievements with the lifesize bronze depicts Joey on his Team Vimto Honda.
Number 4 is the eel traps on the river Bann just outside the town of Kilrea in Co Derry. The reason for this picture (and the first pic) is that they are locations in a photo rally that my wife and I are doing. 24 locations scattered throughout Ireland that we will visit and photograph. A good excuse for a ride out at the weekends.
Should you make it over to this side of the pond a visit to the Antrim coast in the northeast of the country is highly recommended for both great scenery and some brilliant biking roads.
The first picture is the Ballylumford Dolmen, an ancient burial tomb which is on a little peninsula near Larne in Co. Antrim.
Next is a small shop in the village of Ballintoy, Co Antrim near the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and the Giants Causeway. The shop is unusual nowadays as you can buy sweets loose in imperial measurements, as opposed to prepacked in metric units.
Picture 3 is of the Joey Dunlop Memorial Garden in Ballymoney Co. Antrim. The large plaques on the wall list all his racing achievements with the lifesize bronze depicts Joey on his Team Vimto Honda.
Number 4 is the eel traps on the river Bann just outside the town of Kilrea in Co Derry. The reason for this picture (and the first pic) is that they are locations in a photo rally that my wife and I are doing. 24 locations scattered throughout Ireland that we will visit and photograph. A good excuse for a ride out at the weekends.
Should you make it over to this side of the pond a visit to the Antrim coast in the northeast of the country is highly recommended for both great scenery and some brilliant biking roads.
Good man Celt
Theres a great pub/restaurant next door to the wee shop, the Fullerton Arms. Mandy and I had a late lunch there yesterday. Great grub at a reasonable price, recommended to any of you out for a spin.
As for the bridge Celt............I will if you will so will I..............
Theres a great pub/restaurant next door to the wee shop, the Fullerton Arms. Mandy and I had a late lunch there yesterday. Great grub at a reasonable price, recommended to any of you out for a spin.
As for the bridge Celt............I will if you will so will I..............
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Nice one Aidan did you come up by Torr head ? I love that wee road
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These are all local to me, Say Hi if you see a Black Adv. wobbling around Martainstown/Clough after the start of June (used to have a GSX 1400)
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