Photos by dave spence : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
Fermoy, Co. Cork, I
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Crag Cave, Co. Kerry, Ireland
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Thatched cottages, Adare, Ireland
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Canal at Crick - Lower Marina
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Canal at Crick - Edwards Restaurant
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Canal at Crick Revisited
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Port Lympne House...Grand Staircase
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Port Lympne House and fish pond
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Port Lympne House...Tiger attack!!
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Port Lympne House...Animal frieze 2
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dave spence's conversations
Many thanks for your kind remark misivono!That's also truly one of the most amazing cityscapes ive ever saw.Friendly greetings from Germany,Thomas
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wonderful water effect. Congrats.
Greetings
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I walked across this bridge when I visited in 1959. I was 9 years old. My dad was taking me home to see his mother. My only grandparent I ever met. For two weeks. What an adventure I had there. Never forget it. Jim Spillane
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I very much appreciate your affirmation, Chuckles, and of course your astute observation of the conversation. This was a considered composition, though with the woman and her dog on the move I had to act quickly. As it was in film days and I was existing on a small scholarship income that year in UK, I only took the one photo. I didn't want the woman in yellow to be reflected for I wanted her as the single focal point of the construction. I was pleased with the result and I am pleased that you are too. So thanks again.
Regards from Australia,
Ian
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Hi Dave,
Relics of Irish history are everywhere. I'd be right eh? Love the gardens and the trees, the pubs and their chowder, the people and their humour. Love Ireland.
Ian
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Thanks man_giu for your vote and comments. I've viewed a few of your pics and they're excellent! Merry Xmas from the UK,
Dave
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Despite the general rain soaked summer of 2007, this was a great start to my first visit to Ireland.
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This row of thatched cottages are home to shops or restaurants.
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These newlyweds had earlier been married in the Church opposite. A great setting for the wedding album!
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Stalagmite meets stalactite!
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