The convent and promenade at Portstewart
Another view, this time the convent and promenade at Portstewart, but the bitter wind and threat of rain/hail continued!

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Another view, this time the convent and promenade at Portstewart, but the bitter wind and threat of rain/hail continued!

We have now been back almost a month, and if I don’t blog soon about the rest of our trip I will have forgotten entirely! I think I’d got up to the Saturday, half way through our trip, and we had spend the afternoon/evening in Animal Kingdom, so I will take it from there. Sunday…
Another bright, chilly and blustery day – so we headed out this morning for a wintry walk at White Rocks strand, between Dunluce Castle and Portrush. The White Rocks strand becomes the Curran Strand or East Strand and it is possible to walk the whole way along to Portrush, but we didn’t venture that…
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Hi Janine.
I’ve just happened upon you while searching for information on-line. I’ve lived in Staffordshire for 30 years and every year, I bring different friends over there for a holiday, to show them where I come from and, hopefully, explain a little bit towards why I am different to the typical Brit! Next June, one of my friends would love to visit inside the Dominican Convent on the cliff there. Do you know if that’s possible? I’m a total non-catholic-heathen (!!!) but my friend works for a Benedictine Abbey, here in Staffordshire and she would love to visit the convent.
Would you have any clue how we could get info on this please? Hope you don’t mind me asking.
Hugs
Aly x
Born in Newtownards (1961)
Hi Aly
Thanks for visiting my blog and getting in touch. Sorry I can’t help with a visit to the convent – however it is still an active Grammar School, and so maybe just contacting the school directly might get you in the door? Hope you manage it!
Many thanks for getting back to me Janine. I’ve done that and just await their response. Here’s hoping!
Cheerio now\!
(Do people still say that over there?) :o)