Didn't make any cards today - we went for a drive, thought you might like to have been there!!
Top is Legananny Dolmen a neolithic portal tomb on top of Slieve Croob - around 4000 years old. It really gives me the shivers to visit these things and touch the stones that other folks touched over 4000 years ago.
Middle is Spelga Dam with some sort of funny filter on the camera - it was a bit grey and I thought I'd play with the settings.
Bottom is a typical country road near the Mourne Mountains - It was a pity the day wasn't bit brighter but it was good enough.
Have a Goodie!! (my new favourite phrase after the latest round of PTI stamp releases)
Oh Claire, photos from near where my aunt lives - such a long time since I was there - really should go visit again this summer (from south of england). Must be 3 yrs. Lovely to see them.
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This looks great, Ireland is on top of our wish list for a holiday and this really gives a good hint.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these beautiful photo's.
Yvon.
Gorgeous Claire! Keep sharing all your photos of Ireland. Even what looks ordinary or typical to you is lovely to me!
ReplyDeleteOh, thanks for the photos, Claire. Makes me think someone might like to see photos of near my home! What an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful! I have Irish ancestors but have never been there. I never tire of looking at such scenery! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolute gorgeous pictures!!! How fortunate you are to live in such a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait until the day when I can see your beautiful country myself. In the meantime, thanks for sharing photos and stories... I love them! Give us another ghost story soon.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are beautiful! I'd love to visit Ireland someday! My family is in England so when I come across from the states I often get stuck there! Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos Claire!! Someday . .. :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always so great! You really ought to be on a travel agency payroll........because everytime I visit your pics, I want to go to Ireland!! :> Thanks for sharing a piece of your land!
ReplyDeleteLove em-Im jealous-My husband and I would love to go to Ireland! Its Beutiful! Val
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos Claire. I love the middle one, it's very atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos! Wish I could visit where my father's ancestors lived in Ireland! Sigh!!! It looks absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos! The last one speaks to my heart. Since I was very young Ireland has called to me (yes, my ancestors are Irish) and my dream is to someday visit there. Until then I will dream through your photos!
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I am so drawn to your site, to see your pictures, because we finally made it to Ireland last Sept., but only for 4 days. I want to go back when I'm not on a bus tour. It was so beautiful. Fourteen generations ago, my ancestor came to the U.S. from the Ulster part of Ireland. And there is another speck of Irish in us from another side of the family. It's enough to make me love Ireland!! I also love your style of cards.
ReplyDeleteI do so love your Ireland pictures! Your cards below are awesome too. Keep up the awesome work Claire.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the lovely photos! That first image is amazing. How on earth did they build these things so many years ago? Also, love the beautiful country road image. Congratulations on winning the sympathy card category for GSS - your ribbon card was amazing!
ReplyDeletegreat photos...but I am acutally here to say YEAH and Congrats on being a PTI GSS winner. Did you see what Nichole wrote ... "Claire always creates some of the most elegant cards around..." Didn't I tell you!!!!! :D
ReplyDeleteYou live in a beautiful place. I love the neolithic stones. I hope I can visit there someday.
ReplyDelete(And I love your cards, too!)
Those photos are beautiful! Boy would I love to travel around there!! Thanks for sharing them with me!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful country scenes these are! I would love to see it all someday! Thanks so much for sharing these. I did feel like I was kinda there! Best, Curt
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