Category Archives: Ireland
Late September Afternoon Light, Glendalough
I love it when the right light comes my way! As I do like quoting “It’s all about the light” – utterly, completely. Imagine my delight when I arrived in photography heaven in Glendalough…wonderful old monastic ruins and late afternoon
Late September Afternoon Light, Glendalough
I love it when the right light comes my way! As I do like quoting “It’s all about the light” – utterly, completely. Imagine my delight when I arrived in photography heaven in Glendalough…wonderful old monastic ruins and late afternoon
Imagine this place in it’s prime
The grand Woodstock House in Kilkenny, Ireland was constructed in 1747 to a design by the prominent architect Francis Bindon. It was home to the Tighe family for generations, and large gardens, including an arboretum, were laid out in the
Imagine this place in it’s prime
The grand Woodstock House in Kilkenny, Ireland was constructed in 1747 to a design by the prominent architect Francis Bindon. It was home to the Tighe family for generations, and large gardens, including an arboretum, were laid out in the
Names
Here are some Names for Ailsa’s Travel Theme this week…..some signs I saw on a brief visit to Ireland. First a couple of pub signs with their names in lovely fonts: ..and now for some old metal signs with the
Names
Here are some Names for Ailsa’s Travel Theme this week…..some signs I saw on a brief visit to Ireland. First a couple of pub signs with their names in lovely fonts: ..and now for some old metal signs with the
Pleasure of Ruins / 7 Jerpoint Abbey
Another marvellous old abbey ruin – alas not a great deal of it still standing. Jerpoint abbey was founded in 1160, and colonised by Cistercian monks soon after. It follows the conventional Cistercian layout, but many of the buildings in
Pleasure of Ruins / 7 Jerpoint Abbey
Another marvellous old abbey ruin – alas not a great deal of it still standing. Jerpoint abbey was founded in 1160, and colonised by Cistercian monks soon after. It follows the conventional Cistercian layout, but many of the buildings in
Six Word Saturday: Seen on an Old Garden Gate
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