If the weather is reasonably good Wednesday is a run out with the mostly pensioners of the Ulster Section.
Nobody turned up yesterday, so decided to add a few miles on the new bike.
Unknowingly the Garmin had decided it wanted to run in the Adventure mode which was how I found myself on the M1 and Drogheda instead of near Collen.
Bumpy run took me onto the maternal homelands around Dun a Ri / Kingscourt.
Thought of calling on the Aunt and cousins but didn't as their hospitality could be overwhelming.
Time to head home.
My route took me back to Carrickmacross passing by Magheracoole where my maternal grandparents are interred in separate graves. My grandfather Duffy let a destitute man be buried in what would be his grave and my grandmother nee Farley refused to be interred with a stranger.
Two aunts are with their mother.
There was a famous battle at the Church I learnt from following up on a seeing a road sign.
Onwards from Carrickmacross towards Keady for the third photo and then Armagh, Portadown where I decided not to go to the Guzzi dealer, McCrum, and home by the motorway, the other M1, and the A26 with its usual slow moving tractor and trailer leading a growing crocodile of trucks and cars all overtaken by a nimble Guzzi and aged rider.
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