
Christmas Eve saw a trip to Donaghadee. Hawaiian burger and chips in the Captain’s Table chippie on the harbour front. Then a walk out to (and around) the light house with our three year old.


Beautiful skies. And a recently whitewashed lighthouse was very photogenic. Flickr has more snaps.


(I can see why - back in September - Donaghadee was the venue for a local Flickr meetup.)
2 comments:
I so looked forward to Hawaiian-burger & chips at the original Wildfowler in Greyabbey twenty years ago: they had a wonderful formula, so consistent, and the hamburger was home-made too.
Never been into the Captain's Table: is the Hawaiian a speciality there?
Doubt it. Chips and something would be the speciality. But it's consistently good on our six monthly visits to clog arteries and boost sodium levels!
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