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Northern Ireland trip (C&C as always)

  • 27-09-2006 10:23pm
    #1
    mikeanywhere
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    Hit the sites and sounds in Northern Ireland for the first time. What a stunning place!!

    Cant wait to go back when the weather is better!!

    The rest of the set can be found here. Please visit and leave feedback. Oh and any idea as to what the red thing is, can you leave a message.

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Comments

  • #2
    ender ender
    Closed Accounts Posts: 128 ✭✭ender ender


    Nice, I was up there recently myself, should have the photos back tomorrow. I like the butterfly, I can never get close enough to them...


  • #3
    mikeanywhere
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    Thanks Ender. Such a hit and miss day with the weather and it was the better of the weekend too. With regards to the butterfly, I was walking back to the main centre and it landed right in front of me and stayed there for a good 20 seconds or so and it didnt seem to fussed with me trying to get closer and closer using macro.

    Defo want to head back there sometime as missed lots of places due to the didgy weather - amazing scenery for sure!!


  • #4
    ender ender
    Closed Accounts Posts: 128 ✭✭ender ender


    What time of day did you go? My girlfriend and me were there about a month ago and the Causeway was like Grafton Street on a Saturday. I reckon you could sneak down after the centre closes and get some good sunset shots in summertime, with no one around


  • #5
    mikeanywhere
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    We were on the steps around 12.30PM. Quite a few people but it wasnt as busy as I expected. A lot of tour buses turned up as we were leaving so we struck lucky I think.


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