Creeslough, co. Donegal
That is cute
i like this little clover's sticker...very cute and make a fine day for driving. Have a nice day Bill ^^
A speciality for St.Patrick ?
I don't know but it could be.
Para que le diera buena suerte, tendría de ser de 4 hojas. Bonita decoración.
Well he must be Irish isn't he?
I sure would hop in there :-)
A patriotic sort of guy.
...wearing of the green.
Something to celebrate all year. Love it!
They look cute! Take care, enjoy your day!
They say a three leaf clover represents the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Triple luck!hugsDonna
Haha cool photo :-D
Wonder where that person is living?
Great decorations.God bless.
A hundred thousand welcomes to them.
Sweet.
Obviously a proud Irish car, and its owners doesn't care who knows.
Good luck. ;-)
That brings good luck!
Ja, that is pretty
That is a perfect addition to the car.
Really, this gray calls for something more lively, now it looks really nice. Interesting pic, dear Bill. ☘️🌸🌈
But not a one has four leaves!
I like them!
Um carro bem decorado.Um abraço e boa semana.Andarilhar Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa Livros-Autografados
Looks good.
Interesting decor. I loved!
Still parading for Saint Pat! Pride!
Wonder if they are stuck on for good, or the kind that come off.
Eu gosto de adesivos em carros.Um abraço!
Cool designs
Genial foto . Lindo carro me gustan los tréboles. Te mando un beso.
Somebody loves Ireland apparently.My favorite English accent is Irish btw.I added your blog to my Blog n´ Roll (blog list). I appreciate your visits & comments in my blog. Thank you Very much!
He's Irish, right?
look nice...
Good to be proud to be Irish.
I especially like the one on the gas cap!
nicely
Será alguém supersticioso? Diz-se que os trevos dão sorte... mas normalmente são os de 4 folhas!Um momento bem apanhado! Um grande abraço!Ana
That is cute
ReplyDeletei like this little clover's sticker...very cute and make a fine day for driving. Have a nice day Bill ^^
ReplyDeleteA speciality for St.Patrick ?
ReplyDeleteI don't know but it could be.
DeletePara que le diera buena suerte, tendría de ser de 4 hojas. Bonita decoración.
ReplyDeleteWell he must be Irish isn't he?
ReplyDeleteI sure would hop in there :-)
ReplyDeleteA patriotic sort of guy.
ReplyDelete...wearing of the green.
ReplyDeleteSomething to celebrate all year. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThey look cute! Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThey say a three leaf clover represents the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
ReplyDeleteTriple luck!
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
Haha cool photo :-D
ReplyDeleteWonder where that person is living?
ReplyDeleteGreat decorations.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
A hundred thousand welcomes to them.
ReplyDeleteSweet.
ReplyDeleteObviously a proud Irish car, and its owners doesn't care who knows.
ReplyDeleteGood luck. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat brings good luck!
ReplyDeleteJa, that is pretty
ReplyDeleteThat is a perfect addition to the car.
ReplyDeleteReally, this gray calls for something more lively, now it looks really nice. Interesting pic, dear Bill. ☘️🌸🌈
ReplyDeleteBut not a one has four leaves!
ReplyDeleteI like them!
ReplyDeleteUm carro bem decorado.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
Looks good.
ReplyDeleteInteresting decor. I loved!
ReplyDeleteStill parading for Saint Pat! Pride!
ReplyDeleteWonder if they are stuck on for good, or the kind that come off.
ReplyDeleteEu gosto de adesivos em carros.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço!
Cool designs
ReplyDeleteGenial foto . Lindo carro me gustan los tréboles. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteSomebody loves Ireland apparently.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite English accent is Irish btw.
I added your blog to my Blog n´ Roll (blog list). I appreciate your visits & comments in my blog. Thank you Very much!
He's Irish, right?
ReplyDeletelook nice...
ReplyDeleteGood to be proud to be Irish.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the one on the gas cap!
ReplyDeletenicely
ReplyDeleteSerá alguém supersticioso? Diz-se que os trevos dão sorte... mas normalmente são os de 4 folhas!
ReplyDeleteUm momento bem apanhado! Um grande abraço!
Ana