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Our accommodations just keep getting better and better! This time it's an historic cottage on the ancestral lands of the Lynch family. We're in the very comfortable cottage that was once the servants' quarters for Ballycurrin House. Originally built in the...
As the light was just starting to fade the four of us left our cottage to walk the path to the Ballycurrin Lighthouse on the shore of Lough Corrib near Headford, Co. Galway. The experience of standing inside the compartment that once housed the fire that guided...
It's s glorious drive through incredibly green countryside. Yes, it looks like the scenes from The Quiet Man which was filmed in this area. We stopped at Maam Cross at Peacockes Hotel where we admired the view from the top of the observation tower and could see...
From Turlough to Ballycurrin near Headford, our next overnight stop could have been a less than one hour drive but we chose to take the great circle drive along the N59 through glorious countryside. Of course that meant a stop in Westport. First was a visit to a...
On out way from Ballina along N58 and then N5 toward Westport we spotted a brown sign. That's an international indication of a point of interest for tourists. So we made the spontaneous decision to stop at The National Museum of Ireland - Country Life, the only...
After a long and exciting day of travel we pulled into the driveway of the delightfully modern Ballina Townhouse that is ours for the night and met Christian, our host who suggested that Crockets as a nice spot for dinner. He steered us in a great direction, a...
On Main Street in Ardara, County Donegal we met Eddie Doherty and his wife Evelyn. Donegal Tweed has been the heart and soul of this area in the north of Ireland for many generations. Eddie Doherty went to work in the mill at 16 years of age winding bobbins for the...
While we were waiting for the chance to order lunch at The Jolly Farmer we learned that we were less than a quarter mile from the world famous Belleek Pottery. Once we realized we weren't likely to get served soon, we paid for our tea and moved on. We started our...
Just after leaving Enniskillen we spotted an opportunity and followed the signs to Monea Castle built for Scottish born Malcolm Hamilton in 1618 about five years before he became the Church of Ireland Archbishop of Cashel. We had an absolutely delightful time...
Today’s route from Cormaddyduff, Co. Cavan to Ballina, Co. Mayo could have been an easy two and a half hour drive but instead we decided we wanted to go by way of Donegal! That route took us into the the western part of Northern Ireland. Along the way we stopped to...
Planning a trip? Dreaming of travel? Perhaps some of our adventures could inspire yours! Over the last several years we’ve had the distinct pleasure of many cross country journeys traveling though the Lower 48 in tents and our various teardrop campers as well as an amazing Alaska adventure that did not involve a camper.
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After sixteen glorious years traveling in a series of teardrop campers we’re graduating to the next adventure. Thank you to Joe Mullet and all the nüCamp team for making our dreams come true and for making üCamp25 at Atwood Park the best yet!
It’s been an amazing Spring and Summer as we’ve fallen under an enchantment spell in our new hometown of Medina, Ohio, causing us to neglect our usual blog posting activities.
Aboard the Norwegian Jewel we’ve made stops in Cozumel, Mexico and Georgetown, Grand Cayman to explore beyond our previous experiences here. Soon we’ll be making our way to ports we’ve not yet explored in the Southern Caribbean.