Friday and the last day of our trip
so we had a late morning, which means leaving at 10am. Only one of our days
when we actually had a timetable because we needed to be in Trim at 11am. At
our first day visit we heard about the tour that would take us into the castle
grounds and provide a possibility to try medieval gears and clothes, we had so
much fun!! Our tour guide was awesome with giving first introduction of
medieval weaponry and living circumstances and then telling about the history
of the Trim Castle while walking on the castle grounds. After the tour telling
us some more about general history of Trim, few “unknown facts” what comes to
the braveheart movie and giving us lot of advices about what to do next. Also
the visitors centre cafeteria provided delicious homemade lunch and desserts to
enjoy with great prize-quality value.
After spending four hours in Trim
it was anyway time to move on. Sky was blue and sun was shining, even that
according the weather forecast it was supposed to be the most rainy day during
our road trip (weird Irish weather), we drove to megalith tombs of Loughcrew (similar
than New Grange) which are located at the highest point in County Meath,
spectacular views! Especially when being there at the time of sunset was the
best possible ending of our road trip to imagine.
During those four days we drove
about 1200 kilometres and discovered approx. 9000 years of Irish history having
such a great time. And “the buggie” showed its power on the narrow streets while driving on countryside or when sprinting to the highway with its 1.2l engine. Still it didn’t
let us down and it was a pity to return it and start to live without a car
again… But we’ll see when is the next time to go back on the road again ;)
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