Dundrum Harbour

Madidi, on March 26, 2009, said:

Hello Lourdesa08, I am so pleased you like this shot of my home village. Greetings from Ireland.

Madhi, how are you friend? Many thanks for the kind compliments.

Warm Regards,

Séan.

ka9894, on March 27, 2009, said:

Great shot, Séan. YS of course :).

:):) Kat

Madidi, on March 29, 2009, said:

Many thanks Kat for your visit and especialy your Y*: this is my home village and I spent much of my childhood and youth around this area.

Warmest regards,

Séan.

kartson, on April 17, 2009, said:

A wonderful image. Congratulations . . . My best wishes . . from Korinthos Hellas (Greece) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Let us not lose hope from the Pandora's box

Madidi, on April 18, 2009, said:

Thank you kartson for taking the time to visit and comment on my gallery, it is much appreciated.

Kind regards,

Séan.

romulus111, on April 30, 2009, said:

Super. Dziekuje za odwiedziny. Pozdrowienia z Polski

Madidi, on April 30, 2009, said:

Hello romulus111: many thanks for your kind words. I am very pleased to welcome you to my gallery this evening.

Kind Regards,

Pozdrowienia romulus111: wiele dzięki za miłe słowa. Bardzo się cieszę powitać Cię do mojej galerii tego wieczoru.

Sean.

jhk, on May 11, 2009, said:

Nice one Séan - seems like a very quiet place. And I like the colour of the blue boat in the foreground.

Kind regards,

Justin

♪ Swissmay (2), on May 11, 2009, said:

Sean, another one of your great compositions! A photo for my favourites, thank you! Today I have booked my flight to Manchester. I don't know yet, if I will take the plane to Ireland or drive up to Scotland. Both are very inviting, difficult to decide, I love them both. :) My best wishes, May

Madidi, on May 11, 2009, said:

Cheers Justin: the blue boat is sitting on my old moorings!! This was a little coal port when I was growing up and this area was known as the sand quay: local skippers brought sand dug up from the shore to be unloaded here and shipped on to customers. Sadly the port has closed and the old quays are now developed for housing. Progress eh!!

Kind Regards,

Sean.