We spent one of our baby-moons (yes, you can take more than 1!) completing a week long roadtrip across Northern Ireland and Ireland. We had such a good time, I had to split our album up into two sections, one for Ireland roadtrip and one for our Northern Ireland roadtrip. The awesome thing about the Northern Ireland part of our roadtrip is that it only took us 2 days! We left Dublin and drove to Belfast which took one day. The second day we went around the Eastern coast and Northern coasts all the way to Lough Eske castle where we spent our 1st night in a castle. And this was in January with shorter days and snow on the ground. The only place we didn’t get to see that we wanted to see was the Dark Hedges due to the snow on the roads, but we easily had time. We highly recommend that anyone take at least a day and see this beautiful country!
#15 The snow clouds rolling in over the ruins of Dunluce Castle.
#14 The SS Nomadic. This ship has such a colorful history and it’s the only surviving boat from the White Star Line. It was a really pleasant little surprise on our trip.
# 13 I’m a huge book lover and had to get a picture in CS Lewis Square. If only this wardrobe would really open!
#12 Monasterboice High Crosses. Beautiful huge celtic crosses.
#11 Chaine Memorial Tower. Just a tower in Larne, but the colors are awfully pretty in the picture.
#10 Driving through Northern Ireland there was this stunning forest that was all the more beautiful because of the snow.
#9 If you squint really really hard you can see the rope bridge, Carrick-a-Rede. It was snowy the day we visited so the bridge was closed.
#8 Modeling one of the lovely outfits at the SS Nomadic. I’m making my grand entrance to the ball on those stairs.
#7 The Titanic Museum. My husband thinks its supposed to look like the ship. I think it’s supposed to look like the iceberg. Either way, it is pretty cool.
#6 Check out this action shot of us driving along the Antrim Coast! There were 2 of these hillside arches and I managed to get a decent picture of both of them!
#5 The 1st sheep we saw in the road!
#4 The sign we saw just shortly after we saw the 1st sheep in the road. (Not my best action shot of the drive!)
#3 This is right before our tiny car decided that it couldn’t go uphill in the snow anymore. So we didn’t make it to the Dark Hedges, but it was a pretty memorable part of our trip. Kudos to my husband for getting the car turned around and back downhill without actually getting stuck!
#2 The 1st beautiful castle that we stayed at on our trip. Highly recommend Lough Eske. It’s a perfect little castle and it’s a great place to break up your drive between the Wild Atlantic Way and Northern Ireland.
#1 I love this picture because of the look on my face. It was sleeting and freezing cold at Giant’s Causeway and I’m still just so happy! That’s because traveling with my husband is my happy place! <3
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