Established in 2007 by Timothy William Ferres: writing about a variety of topics including the Monarchy, Nobility, Gentry, Heraldry, Pageantry, Heritage, Country Houses, Conservation, Cats, Tchaikovsky.
Saturday, 11 September 2010
In Coleraine
I've spent a few hours in the fine town of Coleraine, County Londonderry. I arrived before nine-thirty, so managed to get a space relatively easily. There's a little shop tucked up a narrow street which sells Barbour apparel and accessories; and I usually pay them a visit, as was the case today. I noticed a casual Barbour Somerset jacket, though it was size XXL. They never have my size!
The weather has been fairly good up here, so far. Sweeney's bar has closed down. I really am tempted to revisit the Ramore wine-bar again. Perhaps on Sunday.
I intend to visit Benvarden, as part of the Heritage Open Days, on Sunday. I've never been there before, so it would be a good opportunity to see it.
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