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Dec. 20, 2014 - PRLog -- A Puzzling Tour Of Northern Ireland
Wooden Block Picture Puzzle
When you scroll to the bottom of this description, you can view a short video clip of The Wee Six.
Jigsaws are a wonderful inexpensive pastime for all ages. They are a great fun toy for toddlers and children while also very educational, with benefits relating to their cognitive development, such as motor skills, problem solving and reasoning skills.The Wee Six is a traditional wooden block puzzle, made up of 9 wooden cubes.
County Antrim The Giant’s Causeway
Located on the spectacular scenic northeast coast and near the village of Bushmills, The Giant’s Causeway is the only UNESCO World Heritage site in Northern Ireland and is owned and managed by The National Trust. It is renowned for its polygonal columns of layered basalt resulting from a volcanic eruption some 60 million years ago. However it is also steeped in the mystery of the legendary giant Fionn Mc Cool and you can walk in his footsteps along the coastal path to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
County L’Derry Portstewart Strand
The North Coast of Ireland boasts many wonderful beaches and the Blue Flag accredited Portstewart Strand is one of its finest. This magnificent 2-mile golden strand, managed by The National Trust, is a firm favourite with all ages, whether you have packed a surfboard, binoculars or bucket and spade. It is a short drive from the walled city of Derry or the dramatic Antrim coastline.
County Fermanagh Corralea Activity Centre
The Corralea Activity Centre is located on the shores of Lough Mc Nean at Belcoo, Co Fermanagh. The centre is the only Waterpark in Northern Ireland and offers outdoor activities on site such as canoeing, windsurfing, surfing, water trampoline, caving, mountain biking, archery and orienteering. It is a short drive from Co Fermanagh’s county capital, Enniskillen, which is a bustling market island town on the River Erne and a great base for touring the lakeland county which has a myriad of rich cultural and family friendly attractions.
County Armagh Craigmore Viaduct (Bessbrook)
Located in the North East of Ireland, Armagh was founded by St Patrick and is the centre of Christian heritage in Ireland.
It boasts several visitor attractions including its Georgian capital town – Armagh, cathedrals, The Planetarium, The Navan Centre & Fort and Palace Stables for great family days out.
The Craigmore Viaduct is a railway bridge and known locally as the 18 Arches.
County Down The Mourne Mountains
“Where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea” – Percy French has captured the magic of this Area of Outstanding Beauty through his popular song. Against the backdrop of the majestic Mournes, Co Down on the north-east of Ireland is a wonderful place for outdoor pursuits whether that be exploring its charming villages and forest parks, challenging the mighty Mournes or enjoying a great family day out in Newcastle.
County Tyrone Ulster American Folk Park
The Ulster American Folk Park in Co Tyrone is a member of National Museums of Northern Ireland and is located a few miles north of Omagh. The Folk Park tells the story of emigration from Ulster to North America. Visitors can follow the emigrant trail from the thatched cottages and traditional market streets of Ulster to the log cabins of the American Frontier, on board a full scale emigrant ship. The Centre has a year round programme of family friendly events delivered through living history tours and re-enactments. It is located 5 miles from the busy market town of Omagh, which is a great base for touring the Sperrin Mountains range, The Gortin Glens or visiting Donegal and its Atlantic coastline.
Available from http://www.irishshopper.co.uk
Check out our video on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/
Wooden Block Picture Puzzle
When you scroll to the bottom of this description, you can view a short video clip of The Wee Six.
Jigsaws are a wonderful inexpensive pastime for all ages. They are a great fun toy for toddlers and children while also very educational, with benefits relating to their cognitive development, such as motor skills, problem solving and reasoning skills.The Wee Six is a traditional wooden block puzzle, made up of 9 wooden cubes.
County Antrim The Giant’s Causeway
Located on the spectacular scenic northeast coast and near the village of Bushmills, The Giant’s Causeway is the only UNESCO World Heritage site in Northern Ireland and is owned and managed by The National Trust. It is renowned for its polygonal columns of layered basalt resulting from a volcanic eruption some 60 million years ago. However it is also steeped in the mystery of the legendary giant Fionn Mc Cool and you can walk in his footsteps along the coastal path to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
County L’Derry Portstewart Strand
The North Coast of Ireland boasts many wonderful beaches and the Blue Flag accredited Portstewart Strand is one of its finest. This magnificent 2-mile golden strand, managed by The National Trust, is a firm favourite with all ages, whether you have packed a surfboard, binoculars or bucket and spade. It is a short drive from the walled city of Derry or the dramatic Antrim coastline.
County Fermanagh Corralea Activity Centre
The Corralea Activity Centre is located on the shores of Lough Mc Nean at Belcoo, Co Fermanagh. The centre is the only Waterpark in Northern Ireland and offers outdoor activities on site such as canoeing, windsurfing, surfing, water trampoline, caving, mountain biking, archery and orienteering. It is a short drive from Co Fermanagh’s county capital, Enniskillen, which is a bustling market island town on the River Erne and a great base for touring the lakeland county which has a myriad of rich cultural and family friendly attractions.
County Armagh Craigmore Viaduct (Bessbrook)
Located in the North East of Ireland, Armagh was founded by St Patrick and is the centre of Christian heritage in Ireland.
It boasts several visitor attractions including its Georgian capital town – Armagh, cathedrals, The Planetarium, The Navan Centre & Fort and Palace Stables for great family days out.
The Craigmore Viaduct is a railway bridge and known locally as the 18 Arches.
County Down The Mourne Mountains
“Where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea” – Percy French has captured the magic of this Area of Outstanding Beauty through his popular song. Against the backdrop of the majestic Mournes, Co Down on the north-east of Ireland is a wonderful place for outdoor pursuits whether that be exploring its charming villages and forest parks, challenging the mighty Mournes or enjoying a great family day out in Newcastle.
County Tyrone Ulster American Folk Park
The Ulster American Folk Park in Co Tyrone is a member of National Museums of Northern Ireland and is located a few miles north of Omagh. The Folk Park tells the story of emigration from Ulster to North America. Visitors can follow the emigrant trail from the thatched cottages and traditional market streets of Ulster to the log cabins of the American Frontier, on board a full scale emigrant ship. The Centre has a year round programme of family friendly events delivered through living history tours and re-enactments. It is located 5 miles from the busy market town of Omagh, which is a great base for touring the Sperrin Mountains range, The Gortin Glens or visiting Donegal and its Atlantic coastline.
Available from http://www.irishshopper.co.uk
Check out our video on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/
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