Foggy February in Fermanagh
Fortunately for me, the weather provided some convenient alliteration for the title of this post!
Our second day in Fermanagh started with a delicious breakfast, and an eerie view of the grounds through the fog.
It did not stop us exploring however and as we headed north, continuing along the shore of Lower Lough Erne, the fog became more patchy
We even saw a mobile library van in Kesh – haven’t seen one of those in years!
We succumbed to the lure of the Thatch Coffee shop, which was not the tourist trap we feared, but served delicious home made apple tart by a cast iron stove.
For a moment we thought the golden arch of McDonalds had reached Belleek, but instead it was Ronald’s close cousin, the McDonnells!
We contiuned to follow the shore of Lough Erne, stopping occasionally for a short dander to a jetty or woodland
Returning via Enniskillen, the town of my birth, we were back to the hotel by mid afternoon for some rest for some and relaxtion in the pool for others.
In the evening, the females of the family saw The Kings Speech and the males watched Yogi Bear…..and the Kings Speech was just as brilliant a second time.
So that was our full day in Fermangh. and this was probably my favourite two photos of the day
How you manage to make even not so good weatherwise photos look appealing! Sort of mysterious and lovely.
Your daughter is very photogenic, all your children are! I like the photo of your husband on the wharf, and the shops sound like I’d love to poke around in for hours. Aren’t we all grateful for those small non-chain restaurants which serve real food?
Lovely post – I’m sure Andrea will eat it up!
Love,
Barb