waffle18

I must agree with everyone else that the back and forth between Ireland and Scotland is too much. My question regarding this tour is - where is Bitt in Ireland?

The second itinerary is much better as you get to see more if Ireland and in a more logical way, but, as others have pointed out, no Scotland (which derserves it's own trip IMO) and it's still a very busy trip - read: lots of moving around.

Of the two I'd go with the second.

Safe travels,

Wendy

Padraig

waffle18 asked: "where is Bitt in Ireland?"

It seem obvious to me that it is a type for Birr.

Padraig

waffle18 asked: "where is Bitt in Ireland?"

It seem obvious to me that it is a typo for Birr.

Padraig

Sorry for the double post. I was trying to fix a typo, and thought I could edit.

waffle18

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It seem obvious to me that it is a type for Birr.>>

Now that you say that, it IS obvious! Der.

maribethp

You guys got off the subject.

Padraig

maribethp wrote: "You guys got off the subject."

You started it, by typing "Bitt". We will deal with hylemore abbey later.

janisj

&quot;<i>You guys got off the subject.</i>&quot;

Well, excuuuuuse us! You have received lots of good advice and all you can say is &quot;Off Topic&quot;. (And most folks didn't comment on the typos - we tried to give you useful feedback even though we had to decipher things first)