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Started by Peeweeperry, January 31, 2013, 08:15:24 PM

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whoRya

Hi Ruth, that's a great part of the country to be in.  Much better than Downpatrick*



* Half the forum seem to be from there, so they are fair game for it.
"Not all those who wander are lost."

MudGoat

Welcome Ruth. I am very fond of the North Coast. I sometimes stay in Ballintoy so I can go hunting gryphaea at White Park Bay.
Semper ubi sub ubi.

Spud

Quote from: whoRya on February 01, 2013, 08:58:12 AM
Hi Ruth, that's a great part of the country to be in.  Much better than Downpatrick*



* Half the forum seem to be from there, so they are fair game for it.

Yeeeeeooooo ;D

seanc

Hi Ruth welcome to forum lovely part off country, wife and I walked fairhead on our honeymoon so good memories there just
we are designed to walk

Oisín

Welcome along.

Definitely try to pack as light as you can for the West Highland Way. Minimum weight, maximum fun!
It is not about being the fastest, the strongest or the biggest. It is about being ourselves - Kilian Jornet


LandyLiam

Welcome Ruth, being from Downpatrick  ::) I'm haven't done much walking up North, just the path to the Giant's Causeway cos I was too tight to pay for the bus  ;D
think outside, no box required

Rusty Madra

Hello and welcome! Best tip is enjoy getting out and have fun with it: everything else will come naturally!
If you're thinking... "wait this might be a bit dangerous".... you're probably on the way to a good adventure!

Kayakgirl

Hello and Welcome to the forum.


Stress dissolves when exposed to water..

Peeweeperry

Thanks for the welcome!  Let's organise a wee trip up to the North Coast soon!  Carrick-A-Rede to Giant's Causeway is a great walk or a easy hike around Binevenagh is also very enjoyable! 

Glenn B

I will be up that way next month hiking. It won't be long hike though just from the adelphi to the harbour bar. Be rude not too lol.
Take your time you'll see so much more!
Without goals you cannot score!

wmoulds

Welcome to the forum Ruth. The majority of my hiking experiences are from the mournes, but I've wanted to do a few north coast walks, especially binevenagh for a long time. Think I saw it on a tv program (Hannah Shields was on it) a few years ago and thought that looks great.

Anyway, if it gets organised and I can go I can give a few people from belfast a lift up  :)
Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go - T S Eliot

Kayakgirl

Quote from: Peeweeperry on February 02, 2013, 05:13:57 PM
Thanks for the welcome!  Let's organise a wee trip up to the North Coast soon!  Carrick-A-Rede to Giant's Causeway is a great walk or a easy hike around Binevenagh is also very enjoyable!

Lo Peeweeperry,

Been up the North coast working this past two weeks, and should be making a regular appearance in the summer. I Would be interested in meeting up for a dander as the scenery is stunning and I really fancy walking along Fair head.


Stress dissolves when exposed to water..

Wolf_Larson

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Welcome  ;D

I love the north coast, any chance I get I'm up around the giants cause way. If you can pass on info of other walks that would be great.

Many regards dave


The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

Daithi2004

I am thinking of going there over the Easter week so it would be good if you could pass on info on other walks. Regards David