Managed not to cause any mayhem during our drive to Donegal County, I didn't even get flipped off. I must just be a great driver or it's the Irish courtesy, who knows. Stopped in to Glenveigh National Park and toured the castle. It's a 16,000 acre park that sits in the Derryveigh mountains. The castle sits on the edge of a lake - Lough Veigh it's called. Pretty scenery there. Barb had to put her feet in the water just to prove it was cold. Off again and got to the Teac Cambell B&B around 5ish, checked in, had a quick slash and across the road to Sean Ogs Tavern (Young Sean's in Irish) for some refreshments. Cool place. Most everyone in these parts speak 3 languages - English, Irish and some sort of combination of both. We met a guy at the bar called Michael who had been to Florida before. Interesting enough, when he spoke to us, we could understand him. When he spoke to anyone else, his accent was so thick, we had no idea what he was saying. He was a waiter there on a day off and recommended the fish and chips. That's what we had and it measured up to what he said it would. Now gettin on to 8:00 and the place was filling up. It happened that the Celtics and SP Barda were playing footie and this place was the only one who had it on. Of all the 2 bars and restaurants in town - the only one. The Celtics were crap and we left at halftime. More driving to do tomorrow. This was probably the most comfortable of all beds so far. Out like a light.