I have lived in Derry for a little less than three weeks, and already I have made more than a few trips to the City Centre. I love this part of the city, with its rich history, stone walls, little shops containing everything from modern clothes to eclectic books, and little cafes where fresh scones and a cup of tea are the order of the day. And although I wish the lot of you could come here and enjoy this with me, you'll have to make do with a few pictures.
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| Nestled just inside the city walls, the graveyard next to this little church holds ancestors of several prominent English military officers of World War II. |
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| Overlooking the Bogside from the city walls |
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| This tower, the only remaining portion of what was once a prison, still stands on the wall that divides the Catholic side from the Protestant side. |
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| St. Columb's Cathedral |
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