Wednesday 20th June, Poppit Sands Wales to Wexford Ireland
Woke to a sunny clear and calm day over Cardigan Bay, had breakfast
outside looking over the bay. Sad to leave this beautiful peaceful place When
we left gave a ride down to Cardigan to a nice woman called Marsha, who was a
first grade teacher from Little Rock Arkansas, who spends her summers in UK
going from YHA to YHA hostel by public transport. Cardigan was a very nice
looking little town, looks quite prosperous, lots of people out and about in
the town.
Then headed off to Fishguard to board car ferry to Ireland. Had a visit to Tesco to
stock up and headed to Stena ferry terminal. There was a whole group of vintage
cars heading off to a rally in south of Ireland including a 1924 Rolls driven
by an English prat. Left Fishguard at
2.30 pm, spent a fairly relaxed journey, reading, watching TV, drinking Guinness and arrived in Rosslare in south of Ireland
at 6 pm to miserable raining evening.
Half hour drive thru to Wexford where we reasonably easily found our lodgings for the night at a place called “StayinginWexford.com” that Lynds had found on late bookings –its Brian’s private house, a terraced house with 4 bedrooms on 3 floors which he lets out for €28 per night with use of kitchen and living room. All 4 rooms in the house were full last night one with us, one with couple from Texas and two to a family here on business from England. Whole house has been refurbished and was very clean and tidy, and we would highly recommend.
Half hour drive thru to Wexford where we reasonably easily found our lodgings for the night at a place called “StayinginWexford.com” that Lynds had found on late bookings –its Brian’s private house, a terraced house with 4 bedrooms on 3 floors which he lets out for €28 per night with use of kitchen and living room. All 4 rooms in the house were full last night one with us, one with couple from Texas and two to a family here on business from England. Whole house has been refurbished and was very clean and tidy, and we would highly recommend.
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