Ulster: A Journey through the Six Counties
Summary
In the early 1960s Robin Bryans, already a distinguished travel writer and brilliant autobiographer (as Robert Harbinson) returned home to Ulster. Here is the story of what he found -- the many changes but also the quintessential Ulster that remained the mountains and moor, lakes and trout streams, miles long gold and sandy beaches. Spiced with historical and literary anecdotes, Bryan's sentimental journey is recounted with characteristic wit and verve. 228 pages with index.
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