A quick one nighter down Wicklow way

[Heff]

Funny you should say that Steve ' got more than my fair share of stick (again) about my tent (not a bivvy) at the campsite.

Pity Heff was not there -he could have taken some of the stick flack away from me :whistle:

Well, what can I say :side:

The 'timing' Gods went against me, school holidays and child minding issues :pinch:

Anyway, as long as you all enjoyed it, even though there was no wild camping (thumbs)

[Moorso]

Have to say, I've become partial to a bit of white pudding! :woohoo:

Well done lads (thumbs)

[92kk k100lt 193214]

Those Wicklow routes are great. We did that one on the June holiday weekend and its always great most especially when the weather is good. I used to do them too on a bicycle before I was old enough for the motorbike. But bring citronella or insect repellent. The photo of Glendalough reminds of the feeling of midges one evening I as up there at the waters edge.

Now where's the white pudding?

[Jockser]

When I go to Cork to visit family, I struggle with the 'white pudding' for breakfast hmy: .

The Clonakilty one's the best IMHO
Closely followed by Lidl's offering.

Nice RR Flintlock (thumbs)

[TheWitcher]

Nice ride.
I've seen so many sheep on the road at my last ride out to North Wales as well

[ollydog]

Availed of a 'small Irish' the next morning in Laragh

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Took in the R115, Sally Gap, R756 to Blessington. Great road & views

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A lovely part of the country about 2 hours away from the North.
Left Lisburn 12 midday Tuesday, back home for late lunch yesterday

ummmm one of the things i miss about ireland (top pick)

steve