Photos by brabason: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Greetings, Ulli, and thank you for your friendly visit. I'm glad that you enjoyed this shot.

I hope this evening finds you well.

Best regards,

Mary Alice

good shot!

Hi

Thanks for your family history. I have built up a family tree with over 900 people in it so I know how you feel when you see photos of this place.

Very interesting, I thought the house were abandoned in the clearances, but this does not look true.

There are new people living in Rireavach. This web site has good photos and information:

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/309574

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/309578

it`s buty

Good evening, Rocket07!

Yes, yes, "Always Coca Cola!"" I haven't heard that tune in quite a while. Now I will be humming it.

Thank you for your visit.

Best wishes,

Mary Alice

Hi Peter,

A gorgeous setting and the sheep just add the icing to the cake.

A yellow star for sure.

JF

Thank you for your visit and kind praise, Fiala!

Best regards from the USA,

Mary Alice

Likewise, Jim!

There are also several reason why I get so excited when I see that you've visited. To name a few . . .

(1) Your witty and clever remarks are always so refreshing and never fail to make me laugh.

(2) You always take the time to really try and see what the photographer is trying to portray in the shots that you review, and that is greatly appreciated as opposed to just saying "Great Shot!"

(3) Your words are sincere, meaningful, and often very helpful.

(4) You are just a genuine, down to earth sort of guy, and conversation with you rolls so comfortably, it is effortless and purely pleasurable.

(5) Did I mention your unmatched wit? =)

You're the star, dear one, but thank you so much for your kind summary. I can assure you, the feelings are quite mutual.

Warmest wishes to my friend,

Mary Alice

Yes you may.

This is a reduced file size for posting onto Panoramio. You may be interested in the original sized photo. The original is a RAW file of 2739x2230 pixels. I can produce it as a TIFF file to preserve all the detail (JPG compression loses detail). Please let me know which version you would like and an email address to send the file to.

All I ask is that you refer to me as owner of the Photo. My real name is in the photo EXIF and I would also make this clear in my email to you. Brabason is only my internet anonymous name.

Here is the same place in 1896 in the Francis Frith Collection.