Enniskillen

Family, International, Ireland

Today’s route from Cormaddyduff, Co. Cavan to Ballina, Co. Mayo could have been an easy two and a half hour drive but instead we decided we wanted to go by way of Donegal! That route took us into the the western part of Northern Ireland. Along the way we stopped to visit with a huge flock of sheep who all came running to the fence to see if we were offering good things to eat, at a little wayside picnic area to pick a couple of brambleberries, and in the town of Enniskillen to take a few pictures.

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