Travel To Ireland
Jun. 30th, 2007 01:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brassangelWe got up at 3:15 A.M. This morning, got our bags and walked the few blocks out to Clapham Common, to catch the N155 bus to Aldwych, ,then trtansferred to the N91 to Euston Station. At Euston Station we printed out our tickets and caught the train to HolyHead in Wales. There, we took a bus to the Ferryand I am currently writing this as I sit on the Ferry headed toward Ireland. I have slept through most of this trip as my cold hangs on, making travel absolutely miserable. I think I might be getting a little better though. Maybe.
Update: When we got off the ferry we had to get on a very crowded bus to the City centre. My most vivis memory of this trip is Rowena flirting with a Team of Irish football players. We trtied to walk to where we needed to go when they dropped us at the train station, but wound up getting on another bus that took us to the car rental place. We NEVER would have made ot, walking. AVIS tried to rent us a car that would ALMOST fit our whole group, but there would have been no room for our luggage. We got them to give us a 7 seater VW van after some complaints, and then finally managed to get on the road to Bruff.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruff
I slept again, but I'm told it took 2.5 hours. We stopped a half an hour out to call the land lady and she met us at the cottage. The directions were "turn left at Riordan's Pub and follow the road to the pink cottage with the green door. Who needs silly old addresses and street names anyways?
There are no pictures from this Travel/Sleep Day at all
Update: When we got off the ferry we had to get on a very crowded bus to the City centre. My most vivis memory of this trip is Rowena flirting with a Team of Irish football players. We trtied to walk to where we needed to go when they dropped us at the train station, but wound up getting on another bus that took us to the car rental place. We NEVER would have made ot, walking. AVIS tried to rent us a car that would ALMOST fit our whole group, but there would have been no room for our luggage. We got them to give us a 7 seater VW van after some complaints, and then finally managed to get on the road to Bruff.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruff
I slept again, but I'm told it took 2.5 hours. We stopped a half an hour out to call the land lady and she met us at the cottage. The directions were "turn left at Riordan's Pub and follow the road to the pink cottage with the green door. Who needs silly old addresses and street names anyways?
There are no pictures from this Travel/Sleep Day at all
