Tag Archives: Severn Bridge

1996-2

Posted on December 24, 2022 by melanie.white

Our continuing adventures: Carole had to get back to Dublin, so we put her on the train in Abergavenny and moved on through South Wales to Somerset, and then to Devon and Cornwall. This meant crossing that dire Severn Bridge … Continue reading →

Tagged Blind Fiddler, Boscawen Un, Brentor, Carn Euny, Dublin, Duloe stone circle, Exeter Cathedral, Hurlers, Land's End, Men An Tol, Merry Maidens, New Globe Theater, Pendeen Vau, Pipers, Sancreed, Scorhill, Severn Bridge, Spinster's Rock, St. Ives, St. Michael's Mount, Standing stones, Stone circles, Tintagel, Trethevy Quoit, Wells Cathedral | Comments Off

1990-4

Posted on October 3, 2022 by melanie.white

The next day, we drove back across South Wales to catch the ferry for Ireland. But instead we were detained and questioned for 8 hours, missed the ferry, and spent an extra night in Wales, thanks to that blurry photo … Continue reading →

Posted in 1990 | Tagged Boyne Valley complex, Carreg Coetan Arthur, Dolmens, Lough Crew, Newgrange, Passage tombs, Pentre Ifan, Severn Bridge, St Davids, Stonehenge | Comments Off

1990-3

Posted on September 28, 2022 by melanie.white

It was a three-day weekend, what they call a bank holiday weekend, and we were off to the ferry to Wales after work on Friday. This was when I learned about Fidelma’s talent for seasickness. I’d planned this trip to … Continue reading →

Posted in 1990 | Tagged Avebury, Caer Camel, Dolmens, Glastonbury Abbey, Glastonbury Tor, Old Sarum, Severn Bridge, Silbury Hill, Standing stones, Stone circles, Stonehenge, Tintern Abbey, Woodhenge | Comments Off