The old Mill - restoring this would be a mega-proj…
The end of the day...
Early morning mist
View towards Slieve Namon and the Knockemealdown…
View towards Slieve Namon and the Knockemealdown…
Lough Gur, Limerick, Grange Stone Circles
Lough Gur Stone Grange Stone Circle at sunset
Lough Gur Grange Stone Circle at sunset
Lough Gur Stone Circle at sunset
Lough Gur Grange Stone Circle Entry at sunset
Lough Gur Stone Circle at sunset
Lough Gur Smaller Stone Circle at sunset
How to split a large rock Patience and a hawthorn…
Sunset from the Lough Gur Grange Stone Circle
One of those days when you wonder if it's worth ge…
Collage The Great Stone Circle of Grange, Lough Gu…
Field Mouse?
Anemones under the oaks
Red Sky at Night: Shepherds' Delight
Red Sky at Night: Shepherds' Delight
Red Sky at Night: Shepherds' Delight
Red Sky at Night: Shepherds' Delight
Venus, Jupiter and the new moon taken 25 Mar 20:04…
Kilkenny - reflections near John's Bridge
Of course chocolate muffins are good for you...
I know you hate cats...
Amaryllis - Day Eight
Lavatory with a view!
View up to the gable wall from the south end
Removing Stud verticals on gable next task
Pine cladding on its way down!
Amaryllis - Day Seven
Another one of those evenings...
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Stoat in Residence under the dock
Ferret in Residence under the dock
Orchid in flower
Amaryllis - Day Six
So how do you turn the cooker on?
March colours in the courtyard garden
March colours in the courtyard garden
March colours in the courtyard garden
March colours in the courtyard garden
Amaryllis Day Four
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Stained glass in medieval tavern
The original owner of Kytelers Inn was Dame Alice le Kyteler. In her time she gained notoriety not least because she had four husbands and a considerable fortune. Her enemies conspired to accuse her of witchcraft but she was never burnt at the stake having escaped to England. What is on record is the Kytelers Inn was" a place of merrymaking and good cheer".
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