My wife and I were lucky enough to attend Eurofest in Belfast Northern Ireland. We arrived the Sunday before the event, giving us time to explore the city. The weather was almost perfect for the entire trip. We were able to walk about day and night without even a jacket. We didn't see the colder weather until Friday evening and rain for our trip to the coast to the Giants Causeway and the Bushmills tour. All the photos were taken by Judy.

	Ken and Judy meet Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble in a cafe near the Europa Hotel. Our tour guide for the day, Joe Murray, introduced us after noticing the Trimbles were lunching at the same cafe we were. Mr. Trimble is a key figure in Northern Ireland politics and the peace process. This was on our first day in Belfast. Thanks again for the wonderful tours, Joe!
	At the home/garage of automobile memorabilia collector outside Belfast. This was a room full of lighted service station signs.
	A large silver jaguar is an eye-catching feature of the collection.
	David Swingle,Marty Maier, and Ken.
	A DeLorean chassis at the DeLorean exhibit in the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum.
	The DeLorean wooden mock-up in the Folk & Transport Museum.
	Ken with the mockup
	Parking lot at the Folk & Transport museum. Einstein waits patiently in his red DeLorean.
	Lots of cars from lots of countries.
	DeLoreans arriving at Stormont, home of the Northern Ireland Parliament.
	Impressive Stormont, where the group enjoyed a wonderful buffet dinner.
	Tour guide at the original DeLorean factory explaining key locations when DeLoreans were manufactured at the plant. It is now used to make aluminum hub caps and other aluminum auto parts. This gentleman had very fond recollections of his days at DeLorean and many stories to tell.
	DeLoreans outside the factory.
	Ken with a Tellis carrier (used to build the cars)
	A DeLorean on the bank of the test track.
	The helicopter which gave many people a great view of the factory and city the day of the factory tours.
	Cars entering and exiting the test track.
	People lined up to be a passenger with a driver on the test track.
	Unfortunately, things came to an abrupt halt on the test track after a crash.
	Examining the damage.
	Ken judging the exteriors at the Concours on Saturday. This was my third time as a judge. I was very curious about what level of cars I would see in the show.. Basically, every car had dents, they were all dirty, and the fit and finish of the cars was not up to the usual high levels I've seen.
	"People's Choice" entries. We never made it outside to see the cars on display. The security wasn't allowing anyone in or out during most of the show.