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All Other Attractions in DonegalNewest Review: ... Great. But I think we'll have problems booking, so next time we're here...". I was outvoted. Next day we headed for the stables. The horses had been recommended and trained for actions and for voice - if this was meant to provide comfort it wasn't working. I suggested that it may rain and that I should drive behind with appropriate clothing, failing that I could always ... more |
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by Gaelic_Goddess - written on 29.09.01 (Very useful, 162 readings)
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At the age of six I was obviously more interested in my ice-cream cone than I was in the back end of a dapple horse. It was a mistake, but at that age you don't listen to grown-ups. A swish of its long tail should have alerted me but when that failed, a hoof embedded in my thigh did the job. For two weeks I nursed a very bruised leg, for 30+ years I harboured a total dislike for anything equine and, to be honest, I really haven't been all that keen on ice-cream since it happened either. Having had such an experience at an early age it's not surprising that when pony trekking was suggested, while sipping a quiet beer, I immediately asked for ...
by happybunny75 - written on 29.08.01 (Very useful, 286 readings)
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I have heard tales of “God’s Country” and it’s utopia of green fields; breathtaking scenery and mythical mysteries but I’ve never believed in fairy tales…err…well…na, I won’t go that far! However, having visited Donegal I can understand why Ireland has such a reputation for it’s outstanding beauty, hospitality and of course, story telling. I’m about to take you on a trip I recently made to Donegal and I fear it’s only a fraction of what Donegal and Ireland has to offer – my apologies to all those effected by my ignorance. However, this is what I got up to (steady!) for 2 days. ...
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The Complete Working Shugborough Historic Estate (Staffordshire)
Eyam Hall (Derbyshire)
Beautifully presented family home open to the public
Not on the same scale as some other stately homes or castles
Hillsborough Park (Sheffield)
Free to visit, good recreational facilities
This area is very busy with traffic
Firsby Reservoirs (South Yorkshire)
Free to visit, lots of wildlife
Not easy to find
Skipton Castle (Skipton)
One of the best preserved of its type in the UK
Wheelchair and Pram access is pretty restricted.
The Shrine of Saint Margaret Clitherow
Unique place, free to visit
Difficult to find
St George's Minster (Doncaster)
Lots of history, free to visit
Limited opening hours
Clifford's Tower (York)
Excellent views, a steep climb
Admission charges
Holy Trinity Church, Goodramgate (York)
Lots of history, free to visit
Difficult to find
Grime's Graves (Norfolk)
Fascinating site, unusual scenery
Most parts not accessible for the less mobile, no toilets,
- The Complete Working Shugborough Historic Estate (Staffordshire)
- Eyam Hall (Derbyshire)
- Hillsborough Park (Sheffield)
- Firsby Reservoirs (South Yorkshire)
- Skipton Castle (Skipton)
- The Shrine of Saint Margaret Clitherow
- St George's Minster (Doncaster)
- Clifford's Tower (York)
- Holy Trinity Church, Goodramgate (York)
- Grime's Graves (Norfolk)




