#culdaff

Dear Jo and Gerald, Enjoyed your

letter waiting for us today.

Your pens went over big in

Carndonagh.  Visited Lynch,

Crampsie, Morrison, Canny and

Farren homes yesterday afternoon

dinner in Culdaff restaurant

and a fine evening at Dom O’Kanes

Everyone entertained, put all on

tape and gave it to us.  Hope it

works on either your or our

machine. Arrived in Dublin at

2, went to clarence, walked

to the Gresham for afternoon

tea, bought tickets for

tomorrow nights show “Gales

in laughter.” Raining now, so

are going back for rain togs.

God bless,

I was revisiting the Inishowen 100 to see the stuff that I missed the first time. Although the length of the driving route is 100 miles, it is almost impossible to complete all the sites in one drive. This would have to be done over several days preferably from a convenient base. I have the luxury to revisit this place and skip some places which I have already been to. This seems to be much better day compared to the last time I was out. I was making my way across the Inishowen peninsula in the hopes of running into more signs which point the way to interesting spots.

It was already midafternoon and it appears that I was just halfway through the Inishowen 100 driving route. I think I spent too much time exploring the individual sites that I wasn't able to make too much progress. Then again, isn't exploration the whole point of visiting places? I think I would probably have to call it off at a certain point, I was getting tired from driving and there didn't seem to be an end to this yet. I continued on the driving route and came across the village of Culdaff.