Two Cent Bridge

Arrived at today's destination "Waterville". The name is translated in English, and the translation is "Water Village". It is actually more appropriate because there are three rivers flowing through it. The town was built in 1802 and has a history of more than 200 years. From the buildings of the town, you can see the glory of the past. Staying in a B&B is small and exquisite. No one service is casual in and out, showing the degree of public security and the self-discipline of the guests. two cent bridge looks good

Not only was Waterville a great history lesson, but the park was beautiful and well preserved. The bridge was special to me because my mother used to cross it every day and worked at the old telephone office in the late 40s and early 50s.

If you start from Kilani for the Carey Ring (Ring of Kerry), Waterville is a middle point, you can rest here, eat, etc. The small village is close to the sea, facing the Atlantic Ocean, the scenery is good, but the shops are relatively small and the popularity is not as good as the other town on the Carey Ring Sneem.