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 # Wiki Enhancements Implementation Plan
 > **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking.
 **Goal:** Add PACKING.md, WORKATION.md, HIGHLIGHTS.md to the repo root; add ⭐ highlights and workation callouts to all stop files; strip cycling-as-transport language; apply targeted per-file improvements.
 **Architecture:** Pure Markdown content changes. No code, no tooling. All files are in the repo root or `locations/`. Changes are independent per task — each task is self-contained and committable on its own.
 **Tech Stack:** Markdown, git
 ## Global Constraints
 - Trip is a **driving + sightseeing + workation** trip — not a cycling tour. Bike rental is fine as a day activity; loaded-tour cycling language must be removed.
 - 3 colleagues travelling together in one electric car.
 - Confirmed deadline: Dublin by Aug 29, game day Aug 30.
 - All new files go in repo root (alongside README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md).
 - `⭐` marker goes immediately before the item name in bullet lists, e.g. `- ⭐ **Slieve League Cliffs** — ...`
 - Workation line format in Practical Info sections: `- **Workation:** <one line description>`
 - No placeholders, no TBDs in any file.
 ---
 ### Task 1: Create PACKING.md
 **Files:**
 - Create: `PACKING.md`
 - [ ] **Step 1: Create the file**
 Write `/PACKING.md` with this exact content:
 ```markdown
 # Packing List — Summer Roadtrip 2026
 > 3 colleagues, electric car, ~4 weeks. Driving through UK, Isle of Man, Ireland, France.
 ## Documents & Admin
 - [ ] Passports — all 3 (valid beyond Sep 2026)
 - [ ] Ferry booking confirmations — Stena Line (booked), Steam Packet (IoM), Irish Ferries (Dublin→Cherbourg)
 - [ ] Green card / car insurance confirming coverage in UK, Ireland, and France
 - [ ] GHIC cards × 3 (European Health Insurance Card replacement — free via NHS/German equivalent)
 - [ ] International driving permit if any licence is non-EU/non-UK
 - [ ] Printed hotel/accommodation confirmations for first few nights
 - [ ] Aviva Stadium tickets (Aug 30) + Bon Jovi tickets if going (Aug 31)
 ## Electronics & Work
 - [ ] Laptops × 3
 - [ ] USB-C chargers × 3
 - [ ] USB-C hub/dock (at least one — shared for desk setup in hotels)
 - [ ] UK 3-pin travel adapters × 3 (needed from Harwich arrival onward; Ireland uses same plug as UK)
 - [ ] Mobile hotspot device or designated SIM phone
 - [ ] USB charging cables (USB-C, Lightning if needed)
 - [ ] Power bank × 1–2
 - [ ] Headphones for calls
 ## Car & EV
 - [ ] Type 2 charging cable (check if your car carries one; mode 2 granny cable as backup)
 - [ ] CCS to CHAdeMO adapter if your car needs it for rapid chargers
 - [ ] Charging network apps pre-loaded: Zap-Map (UK), ESB ecars (Ireland), Chargemap (France/Europe), ABRP (route planning)
 - [ ] Warning triangle (required in France)
 - [ ] Reflective safety vests × 3 (legally required in France; keep accessible, not in boot)
 - [ ] Tyre inflator / portable compressor
 - [ ] Basic puncture repair kit
 ## Clothing (per person)
 - [ ] Waterproof jacket — non-negotiable for Atlantic Ireland
 - [ ] Mid-layer fleece or down jacket (evenings on the coast are cold even in August)
 - [ ] T-shirts / shirts × 4–5
 - [ ] Trousers / jeans × 2
 - [ ] One smart outfit for Dublin game day (Aug 30) — American football crowd, smart casual is fine
 - [ ] Comfortable walking shoes — you'll be on your feet a lot
 - [ ] Light hiking boots or trail runners — for Croagh Patrick, Slieve League, and other walks
 - [ ] Rain-resistant trousers or gaiters (optional but useful on exposed cliff walks)
 - [ ] Swimwear (Keem Bay, Strandhill, and other beaches are worth it)
 ## Toiletries & Health
 - [ ] Travel-size toiletries
 - [ ] Any prescription medication (enough for 4 weeks + buffer)
 - [ ] Sunscreen (yes, even Ireland — the UV is real when it's sunny)
 - [ ] Blister plasters (for hike days)
 - [ ] Basic first aid kit
 ## Nice to Have
 - [ ] Binoculars — Slieve League cliffs, Skellig Michael boat trip, and Giant's Causeway bird life
 - [ ] Reusable water bottles × 3
 - [ ] Dry bags — for coastal walks and ferry decks in Atlantic weather
 - [ ] Small daypack per person (for hike days; leave luggage in car)
 - [ ] Snacks for the car — Ireland's west coast has long stretches between food stops
 - [ ] Portable phone mount for car navigation
 ```
 - [ ] **Step 2: Verify the file looks correct**
 Open `PACKING.md` and confirm all 6 sections are present with no truncation.
 - [ ] **Step 3: Commit**
 ```bash
 git add PACKING.md
 git commit -m "Add PACKING.md — driving trip packing list for 3 colleagues"
 ```
 ---
 ### Task 2: Create WORKATION.md
 **Files:**
 - Create: `WORKATION.md`
 - [ ] **Step 1: Create the file**
 Write `/WORKATION.md` with this exact content:
 ```markdown
 # Workation Guide — Remote Work on the Road
 > 3 colleagues working remotely across UK, Isle of Man, Ireland, and France. Aug 4 – Sep 2, 2026.
 ## Connectivity Setup
 ### Recommended Approach
 One colleague buys a **Three UK SIM** on arrival at Harwich (available at Tesco, supermarkets, and convenience stores near the port). Three UK's Go Roam plan includes unlimited data roaming in Ireland at no extra cost — this single SIM covers England, Ireland, and France for the entire trip.
 Use it as a **shared mobile hotspot** for all 3 colleagues. For light work (async Slack, email, occasional video calls), one hotspot is sufficient. If all 3 need simultaneous video calls regularly, consider a second SIM.
 ### Isle of Man Exception
 The Isle of Man is a Crown Dependency with its own mobile networks (Manx Telecom, Sure). Most UK and Irish roaming plans exclude it or charge international rates. **Check your specific carrier's IoM policy before departure.** If not covered, options are:
 - Buy a local SIM in Douglas (Manx Telecom shop on Strand Street)
 - Use a global eSIM such as Airalo for the 2–4 days on the island
 ### France Return Leg
 Three UK Go Roam covers France. No additional SIM or setup needed for the Sep 1–2 return.
 ### Apps to Install Before Departure
 - Slack / Teams in offline mode
 - VPN if required by your employer
 - Cloud sync fully up to date (Google Drive / OneDrive / Dropbox offline files enabled)
 - Download offline maps for Ireland and France (Maps.me or Google Maps offline areas)
 ---
 ## Per-Stop Workation Ratings
 | Stop | Connectivity | Best Workspace | Rating |
 |------|-------------|----------------|--------|
 | Harwich | Good | Hotel lobby | ⚡ Pass-through |
 | Cambridge | Excellent | Cafés near Market Square; CB1 Coffee | ★★★★ |
 | York | Good | Cafés near the Shambles; Brew & Brownie | ★★★ |
 | Liverpool | Excellent | Baltic Triangle coworking spaces; hotel | ★★★★ |
 | Isle of Man (Douglas) | Good | Hotels; cafés on Strand Street | ★★★ |
 | Belfast | Excellent | Commercial Court area cafés; Wework-style coworking in city centre | ★★★★ |
 | Donegal | Poor–Fair | Donegal Town cafés only; expect 4G outdoors, spotty in rural west | ★★ |
 | Sligo | Good | Sligo town cafés; Johnston Court area | ★★★ |
 | Westport (Mayo) | Good | Cafés on Bridge Street; hotels have reliable wifi | ★★★ |
 | Clifden (Connemara) | Fair | Clifden town centre cafés; signal drops sharply outside town | ★★ |
 | **Galway** | **Excellent** | **Coffeewerk + Press (Kirwan's Lane) — best café on the WAW; multiple coworking spaces** | **★★★★★** |
 | Clare (Ennis) | Fair–Good | Ennis town for serious work days; Doolin itself is too rural | ★★★ |
 | Kerry (Killarney) | Good | Killarney town cafés; Dingle has 2–3 decent options | ★★★ |
 | **Dublin** | **Excellent** | **3fe (Grand Canal), Clement & Pekoe, Indie coworking spaces on Dawson St** | **★★★★★** |
 ### Notes
 - **Best full work days:** Galway and Dublin. Plan your heaviest meetings / deadlines for these stops.
 - **Avoid scheduling calls from:** Donegal coast, Clifden outskirts, Connemara bog roads, Doolin.
 - **Isle of Man:** Douglas town is fine; connectivity drops outside the capital.
 - **Ireland rural rule:** If you need 4G, stay within 5km of a town. The west coast is beautiful but the signal follows the roads.
 ```
 - [ ] **Step 2: Verify the file looks correct**
 Open `WORKATION.md` and confirm both sections (Connectivity Setup and Per-Stop Ratings table) are present.
 - [ ] **Step 3: Commit**
 ```bash
 git add WORKATION.md
 git commit -m "Add WORKATION.md — connectivity setup and per-stop workation ratings"
 ```
 ---
 ### Task 3: Create HIGHLIGHTS.md
 **Files:**
 - Create: `HIGHLIGHTS.md`
 - [ ] **Step 1: Create the file**
 Write `/HIGHLIGHTS.md` with this exact content:
 ```markdown
 # Trip Highlights — Top 15 Experiences
 The must-not-miss moments across the whole trip. Each links to the full stop file.
 ---
 ## Unmissable Views
 1. ⭐ **[Slieve League Cliffs, Donegal](locations/06a-donegal.md)** — The highest accessible sea cliffs in Europe, three times the height of the Cliffs of Moher, with a fraction of the crowds. Walk the One Man's Pass ridge for full effect.
 2. ⭐ **[Snaefell Summit, Isle of Man](locations/04-isle-of-man.md)** — The only place on earth where you can see five countries (England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Isle of Man) from one spot. Take the mountain railway up.
 3. ⭐ **[Keem Bay, Achill Island, Mayo](locations/06c-mayo.md)** — A pristine turquoise beach sitting in a natural cliffside amphitheatre. One of the most dramatic coastal landscapes in Ireland.
 4. ⭐ **[Cliffs of Moher at dawn, Clare](locations/06f-clare.md)** — Go before 9am. The cliffs are the same; the crowd is not. Walk south to Hag's Head for the best elevated perspective.
 5. ⭐ **[Slea Head Drive, Dingle, Kerry](locations/06g-kerry.md)** — The westernmost point of Europe. Beehive huts, ruined forts, the Blasket Islands across the water, Connor Pass above. The definitive Atlantic edge drive.
 ---
 ## History & Culture
 6. ⭐ **[Skellig Michael, Kerry](locations/06g-kerry.md)** — A 6th-century monastery on a sea stack 12km offshore. 618 stone steps, puffins, Star Wars. One of the most extraordinary places in Europe. **Book the boat in advance.**
 7. ⭐ **[Dún Aonghasa, Inis Mór, Galway](locations/06e-galway.md)** — An Iron Age stone fort sitting directly on the edge of a 100m Atlantic cliff. No safety fence. The most dramatic ancient site in Ireland.
 8. ⭐ **[Giant's Causeway, Causeway Coast](locations/05-belfast.md)** — 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Day trip from Belfast — go early.
 9. ⭐ **[Castle Rushen, Isle of Man](locations/04-isle-of-man.md)** — One of the best-preserved medieval castles in Europe, built by Norse kings. More impressive inside than it looks from the outside.
 10. ⭐ **[Book of Kells, Trinity College Dublin](locations/07-dublin.md)** — A 9th-century illuminated gospel manuscript and the Long Room library — one of the most beautiful rooms in the world. Book ahead.
 ---
 ## Food, Drink & Music
 11. ⭐ **[Traditional music session, Doolin, Clare](locations/06f-clare.md)** — Three pubs, sessions every night in August. McGann's, Gus O'Connor's, McDermott's. The real thing — not a tourist performance.
 12. ⭐ **[Seafood in Dingle, Kerry](locations/06g-kerry.md)** — Out of the Blue and Ashe's are the picks. The freshest seafood on the Wild Atlantic Way, in the most atmospheric town.
 13. ⭐ **[Matt Molloy's, Westport, Mayo](locations/06c-mayo.md)** — The pub owned by The Chieftains' flautist. Traditional music nightly. One of the best pub nights in Ireland.
 14. ⭐ **[Tigh Neachtain, Galway](locations/06e-galway.md)** — The traditional music epicentre of the Latin Quarter. Sessions most nights; Ard Bia nearby for the best meal in Galway.
 ---
 ## Unique to This Trip
 15. ⭐ **[Aer Lingus College Football Classic, Aviva Stadium, Dublin — Aug 30](locations/07-dublin.md)** — Notre Dame vs Navy in a 51,700-seat stadium in Dublin. One of the most unusual sporting events in the world. The whole city gets involved.
 ```
 - [ ] **Step 2: Verify**
 Confirm 15 items present, all 4 sections, all links pointing to existing files.
 - [ ] **Step 3: Commit**
 ```bash
 git add HIGHLIGHTS.md
 git commit -m "Add HIGHLIGHTS.md — top 15 experiences with links to stop files"
 ```
 ---
 ### Task 4: Add ⭐ markers to stop files
 **Files:**
 - Modify: `locations/04-isle-of-man.md`
 - Modify: `locations/05-belfast.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06a-donegal.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06c-mayo.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06e-galway.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06f-clare.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06g-kerry.md`
 - Modify: `locations/07-dublin.md`
 Add `⭐ ` immediately before the `**` of the highlighted item in each file's Must-See list. Exact changes:
 - [ ] **Step 1: Isle of Man — 2 highlights**
 In `locations/04-isle-of-man.md`:
 - `- **Snaefell Mountain Railway**` → `- ⭐ **Snaefell Mountain Railway**`
 - `- **Castle Rushen**` → `- ⭐ **Castle Rushen**`
 - [ ] **Step 2: Belfast — 1 highlight**
 In `locations/05-belfast.md`, under Day Trip Causeway Coast:
 - `- **Giant's Causeway**` → `- ⭐ **Giant's Causeway**`
 - [ ] **Step 3: Donegal — 1 highlight**
 In `locations/06a-donegal.md`:
 - `- **Slieve League Cliffs**` → `- ⭐ **Slieve League Cliffs**`
 - [ ] **Step 4: Mayo — 1 highlight**
 In `locations/06c-mayo.md`:
 - `- **Achill Island**` → `- ⭐ **Achill Island**`
 - [ ] **Step 5: Galway — 2 highlights**
 In `locations/06e-galway.md`:
 - `- **Aran Islands (Inis Mór)**` → `- ⭐ **Aran Islands (Inis Mór)**`
 - `- **Latin Quarter**` → `- ⭐ **Latin Quarter**`
 - [ ] **Step 6: Clare — 2 highlights**
 In `locations/06f-clare.md`:
 - `- **Cliffs of Moher**` → `- ⭐ **Cliffs of Moher**`
 - `- **Doolin**` → `- ⭐ **Doolin**`
 - [ ] **Step 7: Kerry — 3 highlights**
 In `locations/06g-kerry.md`:
 - `- **Dingle Peninsula**` → `- ⭐ **Dingle Peninsula**`
 - `- **Skellig Michael**` → `- ⭐ **Skellig Michael**`
 - In the Must-See list: `- **Dingle town** has the best seafood` — leave as-is, star is on Dingle Peninsula entry
 - [ ] **Step 8: Dublin — 2 highlights**
 In `locations/07-dublin.md`:
 - `- **College Football — Aviva Stadium**` → `- ⭐ **College Football — Aviva Stadium**`
 - `- **Trinity College & Book of Kells**` → `- ⭐ **Trinity College & Book of Kells**`
 - [ ] **Step 9: Commit**
 ```bash
 git add locations/
 git commit -m "Add ⭐ highlight markers to stop files — matches HIGHLIGHTS.md top 15"
 ```
 ---
 ### Task 5: Strip cycling-as-transport language
 **Files:**
 - Modify: `locations/06-wild-atlantic-way.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06a-donegal.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06b-sligo.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06c-mayo.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06d-connemara.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06e-galway.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06f-clare.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06g-kerry.md`
 - Modify: `locations/02-england-to-iom-ferry.md`
 Exact changes per file:
 - [ ] **Step 1: `06-wild-atlantic-way.md`**
 Remove the entire `## Practical Cycling Notes` section (the block starting with `## Practical Cycling Notes` through the `- **Gaeltacht:**` bullet). Replace with:
 ```markdown
 ## Practical Notes
 - **Getting around:** Drive between sections; park up and walk or take short day hikes at each stop
 - **Bike rental:** Available in Galway, Westport, Clifden, Killarney, and Dingle for day rides — worthwhile on Achill Island and Inis Mór where roads are quiet and flat-ish
 - **Hiking gear:** Bring trail runners or light boots — Croagh Patrick, Slieve League, and Diamond Hill all reward a proper walk
 - **Weather:** August is best but pack waterproofs — Atlantic squalls arrive without warning
 - **Food:** Never more than 20km from a pub serving hot food. Pubs stop food service around 9pm.
 - **Gaeltacht:** Connemara, north Mayo coast, and Donegal are Irish-speaking. Signs are Irish-first. Any attempt at Irish is met with delight.
 - **Workation bases:** Galway and Dublin are the best for heavy work days. Westport, Killarney, and Dingle for lighter days.
 ```
 - [ ] **Step 2: `06a-donegal.md`**
 Find: `**Cycling note:** Roads are narrow, hilly, and quiet. This is the hardest section but also the most rewarding. Don't skip it.`
 Replace with: `**Driving note:** Roads are narrow — allow extra time. Park up and walk at Slieve League and Glenveagh rather than trying to rush between them.`
 - [ ] **Step 3: `06b-sligo.md`**
 Find: `- **Cycling:** Flatter and more manageable than Donegal; the coast road to Strandhill is a good short ride`
 Replace with: `- **Getting around:** Compact and easy to drive. Strandhill is 8km from Sligo town — a quick drive or a pleasant walk along the estuary path.`
 - [ ] **Step 4: `06c-mayo.md`**
 Find: `**Achill Island** — Ireland's largest island, connected by a bridge. **Keem Bay** is a pristine turquoise beach sitting in a natural cliffside amphitheatre; the drive/cycle to it is one of the most dramatic in Ireland.`
 Replace with: `**Achill Island** — Ireland's largest island, connected by a bridge. **Keem Bay** is a pristine turquoise beach sitting in a natural cliffside amphitheatre; the drive out to it is one of the most dramatic in Ireland. Rent a bike in Keel village for a few hours — the island roads are quiet and flat enough to be genuinely enjoyable.`
 - [ ] **Step 5: `06d-connemara.md`**
 Find: `- **Sky Road (Clifden)** — 16km circular coastal road from Clifden town with elevated views over the Atlantic and offshore islands. One of Ireland's best cycling roads; manageable gradient, spectacular at every turn, and quiet enough even in August.`
 Replace with: `- ⭐ **Sky Road (Clifden)** — 16km circular coastal road from Clifden with elevated views over the Atlantic and offshore islands. One of Ireland's best scenic drives; spectacular at every turn. You can also rent a bike in Clifden to ride it — the gradient is manageable.`
 Find: `**Cycling note:** The N59 through Connemara is manageable but busy in August. The inland bog roads (L-roads) are far quieter than the N59 in summer and far more beautiful. Prefer these for cycling.`
 Replace with: `**Driving note:** The N59 through Connemara is fine but busy in August. The inland bog roads (L-roads) are far quieter and far more beautiful — take them where they run parallel to the main road.`
 - [ ] **Step 6: `06e-galway.md`**
 Find: `- **Aran Islands (Inis Mór)** — Day trip or overnight from Rossaveal (40 min ferry). Inis Mór is the largest island: **Dún Aonghasa** is an Iron Age fort perching directly on the edge of a 100m Atlantic cliff — one of the most dramatic ancient sites in Europe. Rent a bike on the island; flat-ish roads, no cars to speak of.`
 Replace with: `- ⭐ **Aran Islands (Inis Mór)** — Day trip or overnight from Rossaveal (40 min ferry). Inis Mór is the largest island: **Dún Aonghasa** is an Iron Age fort perching directly on the edge of a 100m Atlantic cliff — one of the most dramatic ancient sites in Europe. Rent a bike at the pier for the day — the island roads are nearly car-free and flat enough for anyone.`
 - [ ] **Step 7: `06f-clare.md`**
 Find: `- **The Burren** — 250km² of limestone pavement unlike anything else in Ireland. Arctic, Mediterranean, and alpine plants grow in the same cracks. The **Green Road** above Ballyvaughan is an old drove road with wide views; the **Burren Way** cycling route follows quiet lanes through the heart of it.`
 Replace with: `- **The Burren** — 250km² of limestone pavement unlike anything else in Ireland. Arctic, Mediterranean, and alpine plants grow in the same cracks. The **Green Road** above Ballyvaughan is an old drove road with wide views — a straightforward walk. The lanes between Ballyvaughan and Kilfenora are worth driving slowly.`
 - [ ] **Step 8: `06g-kerry.md`**
 Find: `**Cycling note:** The Dingle Peninsula is excellent — quiet roads, spectacular scenery, manageable gradients. If cycling, start before 8am and go counterclockwise.`
 Replace with: (delete entirely — driving tips are already in the main text)
 Find: `Busy with tourist coaches — if driving, go **counterclockwise** (opposite to coach direction) to avoid head-on meetings. If cycling, start before 8am.`
 Replace with: `Busy with tourist coaches — drive **counterclockwise** (opposite to coach direction) to avoid head-on traffic on the narrow sections.`
 - [ ] **Step 9: `02-england-to-iom-ferry.md`**
 Find: `- **Cycle infrastructure** — World-class cycling city; good place to test any gear or pick up supplies before England.`
 Wait — this line is about Utrecht, which was removed. Search for any remaining cycling gear references:
 Find (in Cambridge section): any mention of "test gear" or "cycling supplies" — remove if present. If not present, skip.
 - [ ] **Step 10: Commit**
 ```bash
 git add locations/
 git commit -m "Reframe WAW as driving trip — remove cycling-as-transport language, keep bike rental as day option"
 ```
 ---
 ### Task 6: Targeted per-file improvements + workation lines
 **Files:**
 - Modify: `locations/04-isle-of-man.md`
 - Modify: `locations/05-belfast.md`
 - Modify: `locations/06a-donegal.md` through `06g-kerry.md` (workation lines)
 - Modify: `locations/08-return-via-france.md`
 - Modify: `.ai-context.md`
 - Modify: `README.md`
 - [ ] **Step 1: `04-isle-of-man.md` — add dates + workation line**
 In the opening metadata block, add/update:
 ```
 > **Dates:** ~Aug 7–10 (adjust to match your Steam Packet booking)
 ```
 In `## Practical Info`, add:
 ```
 - **Workation:** Douglas has decent hotel wifi and a handful of cafés on Strand Street. Fine for a half-day of work; not a coworking destination. See WORKATION.md for IoM SIM advice.
 ```
 - [ ] **Step 2: `05-belfast.md` — add Giant's Causeway EV note**
 In the Day Trip section, after the `- **Giant's Causeway**` bullet, add:
 ```
  - **EV note:** The Giant's Causeway visitor centre car park has EV charging — top up while you walk the causeway.
 ```
 - [ ] **Step 3: `08-return-via-france.md` — simplify toll section**
 Find: `**French motorway tolls:** Budget ~€60–80 Cherbourg to Walldorf. Télépéage (Liber-t tag) speeds things up but card payment works at all tollbooths.`
 Replace with: `**French motorway tolls:** Budget ~€60–80 Cherbourg to Walldorf. Card payment (Visa/Mastercard) works at all tollbooths — no special tag needed.`
 - [ ] **Step 4: Add workation lines to all 7 WAW section files**
 Add `- **Workation:** <text>` to the `## Practical Info` section of each file:
 `06a-donegal.md`: `- **Workation:** Poor outside Donegal Town. Schedule light async work only for this section. See WORKATION.md for the full picture.`
 `06b-sligo.md`: `- **Workation:** Good in Sligo town. Decent cafés with wifi; fine for a half-day remote session.`
 `06c-mayo.md`: `- **Workation:** Good in Westport. Cafés on Bridge Street have reliable wifi. Good base for a morning of work before heading to Achill.`
 `06d-connemara.md`: `- **Workation:** Fair in Clifden town centre; signal and wifi drop sharply outside. Plan heavy work days before or after this section (Galway is the fix).`
 `06e-galway.md`: `- **Workation:** Best stop on the WAW for remote work. Coffeewerk + Press (Kirwan's Lane) is the standout café. Multiple coworking spaces if you need a full desk setup. Plan your heaviest meeting days here.`
 `06f-clare.md`: `- **Workation:** Use Ennis for serious work days — good town wifi and cafés. Doolin is rural; treat it as offline.`
 `06g-kerry.md`: `- **Workation:** Good in Killarney (town cafés, hotel wifi). Dingle has 2–3 decent spots. Fine for regular remote work days.`
 - [ ] **Step 5: `.ai-context.md` — update trip description**
 Find: `**Wild Atlantic Way** — cycling/driving north to south (Donegal → Kerry), ~3 weeks`
 Replace with: `**Wild Atlantic Way** — driving north to south (Donegal → Kerry), ~3 weeks. Day hikes and optional bike rental at stops; not a cycling tour.`
 - [ ] **Step 6: `README.md` — add new files to intro section**
 After the closing `---` of the Confirmed Dates section and before `## Location Files`, add:
 ```markdown
 ## Key Planning Files
 | File | Purpose |
 |------|---------|
 | [PACKING.md](PACKING.md) | Packing list for 3 colleagues — documents, electronics, EV gear, clothing |
 | [WORKATION.md](WORKATION.md) | Connectivity setup (SIMs, hotspot) + per-stop workation ratings |
 | [HIGHLIGHTS.md](HIGHLIGHTS.md) | Top 15 must-not-miss experiences across the whole trip |
 ---
 ```
 - [ ] **Step 7: Commit**
 ```bash
 git add locations/ .ai-context.md README.md
 git commit -m "Add workation lines to all stops, fix IoM dates, Belfast EV note, toll simplification, update README"
 ```
 ---
 ## Self-Review
 **Spec coverage:**
 - PACKING.md ✓ Task 1
 - WORKATION.md ✓ Task 2
 - HIGHLIGHTS.md ✓ Task 3
 - ⭐ markers in stop files ✓ Task 4
 - Cycling-as-transport removal ✓ Task 5 (all 9 files)
 - `04-isle-of-man.md` dates + workation ✓ Task 6 Step 1
 - Belfast Giant's Causeway EV note ✓ Task 6 Step 2
 - `08-return-via-france.md` toll fix ✓ Task 6 Step 3
 - Workation lines in all WAW files ✓ Task 6 Step 4
 - `.ai-context.md` trip description fix ✓ Task 6 Step 5
 - README updated ✓ Task 6 Step 6
 **Gaps found and fixed:**
 - Sky Road in `06d-connemara.md` needed a `⭐` too (added in Task 5 Step 5 since it's an unmissable scenic drive, even though it's not in the top 15 HIGHLIGHTS list — left it out of HIGHLIGHTS to keep the list at 15, but marked it as a standout in the file itself)
 **Placeholder scan:** None found.
 **Consistency check:** All file paths use `locations/` prefix. All ⭐ markers use the same format. Workation line format is consistent across all 7 WAW files.
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ New file at repo root. Two sections:
 ### Connectivity Setup
 - **Recommended:** One colleague buys a **Three UK SIM** on arrival at Harwich (available at supermarkets/convenience stores). Three UK includes unlimited roaming in Ireland at no extra cost — covers the entire trip from England through Ireland.
- **Isle of Man exception:** IoM is not covered by any UK or Irish roaming plan. Buy a **Manx Telecom or Sure** local SIM in Douglas, or use a global eSIM (Airalo etc.) for the 2–4 days on the island.
+- **Isle of Man exception:** IoM is a Crown Dependency with its own networks (Manx Telecom, Sure) — most UK and Irish roaming plans exclude it or charge international rates. **Verify your specific carrier's IoM policy before departure.** If not covered, buy a local SIM in Douglas or use a global eSIM (Airalo etc.) for the 2–4 days on the island.
 - **France return leg:** Three UK roaming covers France too. No additional SIM needed.
 - **Hotspot sharing:** One SIM + hotspot covers all 3 colleagues for light work. For heavy video calls simultaneously, consider two SIMs.
 - **Apps to install before departure:** Slack/Teams offline-capable, VPN if required by employer, cloud sync (ensure files are available offline for dead zones)