Derry/Londonderry day two. We take the highly recommended Martin McCrossan walking tour of the walls of Derry. Well that was is original name until the mid 1600's. It was a very good tour, warts and all explanation of the city by a wonderful guide called John, who could walk
Derry/ Londonderry Peace bridge designed so the arms come together from various vantage points. The Guild Hall, with wonderful stained glass windows and a pipe organ that anyone who knows how to play can do so. And a very informative exhibition about how the Guilds of London divided up the
Bushmills to Londonderry avoiding the motorbikes. Fortunately we managed to learn that the time trials for the North West 200 road race would take place today so some of the coast road we were going to travel is closed. Not too worry we traveled it yesterday! So we visit the
Bushmills and back. Don't panic we're not coming home early! An uneventful night in the carpark and onto the free bus to Giants Causeway. There is a new visitors centre and the choice of a guided tour or self guided audio tour. Choose the latter so we could go at
Beetling and dark hedges. Well the flies were still the in abundance this morning, so although the view was lovely across the Lough we decided to move of to Cookstown to find a supermarket. One problem, they don't open until 1 o' clock so we find a very nice coffee