So here they are, in no particular order:**
The view from Belfast Castle
one of the butterflies that filled the gardens at the castle
Graves at the much-overgrown Milltown Cemetery in Belfast
John Davy and my mother - these two were neighbours about 50-odd years ago
The Giant's Causeway from above
Frobisher trying to swim to Canada
one of the butterflies that filled the gardens at the castle
Graves at the much-overgrown Milltown Cemetery in Belfast
John Davy and my mother - these two were neighbours about 50-odd years ago
The Giant's Causeway from above
Frobisher trying to swim to Canada
Frobisher tied up so he can't swim to Canada
ETA: Thanks Hannah, for telling me how to put these next few photos up!
Spades at the Patterson Spade Mill in Templepatrick.
The Carrick-a-Reed Rope Bridge
sitting in a warm pub and looking at the rain outside
Westport Quay
** Any attempt at putting these in order is currently being hindered by the crazy-painful toe cramp that is now afflicting my left foot. Not sure if its being caused by a lack of sodium or iron, but either way, it hurts! it hurts! it hurts! :(
3 comments:
John Davy has the look of a real Irish stereotype.
For Flickr photos I do the following: have a photo displayed large in Flickr, click on all sizes, click on small, underneath this photo is a block of text saying above 'Copy and paste this HTML into your webpage', do that and the photo will be display and also when you click on it it will take you to the flickr page. You can change the link by editing or removing the tags.
Good luck!
sorry I don't have any advice about putting the photos on. But I had to say those that are there look brilliant.
I'm now looking into Irish cottages for a holiday next year. thank you
(ps been lurking for a while and just wanted to say hi)
Ireland is beautiful but I hope that Frobisher's experience in Ireland was not too frightening. He probably was not comfortable as there are not any bears in Ireland. He should have made friends with the leprechauns, as they are about his size.
From Irish
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