The Ulster Museum is set among the Botanic Gardens. Armed with umbrellas, Pam and I parked on this interesting street, Colenso Parade, on one side these row houses, on the other the gardens.
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Interesting, “no parking at any time” indicated by a double yellow line along the curb. We parked with everyone else, across the street on the Botanical Gardens side.
We parked and walked in, free as you please, taking in some of the beauty on our way to “Treasures from the Girona”, a permanent Ulster Museum exhibit.
Our time strolling the walks was all too brief, 20 minutes, not enough to savor the treasures of knowledge suggested by the words “Botanic Garden.”
..to be continued…..
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Lovely. 😊
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The double-yellow line along the curb definitely would have thrown me off. I would have thought things like “do they think they need a double line to tell people not to drive up on the curb.”
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Truthfully, I only noticed the lines in the photograph.
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I certainly wouldn’t park if there was a double yellow line.
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No on that side, we followed the crowd and it worked out all right.
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So pleased.
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The double yellow line denotes “no parking at any time”, not a one way street. I love the Botanic Gardens and the museum in Belfast – rain or shine 😊
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Thanks!! I will make a correction.
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