More Adventures with a Crewe Car in Northern Ireland
Bluebell is strutting her stuff around Northern Ireland again this weekend doing her History Tour.
Here at the Stormont Parliament buildings (ca 1932).
The Culloden Hotel (ca 1876).
Overlooking Belfast Lough.
The Crawfordsburn Inn (ca 1614)
Donaghadee pier (ca 1626)
Grace Nellis Bar, Donaghadee (ca 1611), Ireland's oldest pub.
And finally, COOL FM & Downtown Radio's studios in Newtownards where the crusty security guard would not let them in for a photo shoot with the sign.
Just the bus....
(Posted by David Irvine - all credit to Terry Waugh)
posted @ 9/30/2018 11:46:00 am
3 Comments:
Sounds like a blast! Exploring Northern Ireland's history with a classic car like Bluebell is a fantastic way to spend a weekend. Be careful, some of those country lanes might be as challenging as a Moto X3M level! Hope you share lots of pictures of your adventures. Maybe a blog post with your route? Safe travels!
Interesting! A History Tour in Northern Ireland sounds fantastic! Bluebell must be seeing some amazing sights. I wonder if any of these historic spots have the same eerie atmosphere as, say, FNAF. Seriously, beautiful photos, looking forward to seeing more!
That's a fantastic look back in time! It's amazing how well these buildings have been preserved. Seeing the Stormont Parliament buildings from 1932 really makes you think about the history held within those walls. The Culloden Hotel, dating back even further to 1876, must have witnessed some incredible changes. I wonder if they even had dial-up internet back then... or perhaps a primitive version of the Dinosaur Game running on some clockwork contraption! Just kidding, but it's fun to imagine. Great photos!
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