a shortcut through an alley brought me past this old building with the sun highlighting the blue doors
tree stump on St. Columb's Church of Ireland property
the shoots of bulbs are beginning to grow. I have no idea what kind they are.
the church's front door
the loud mouth of the neighborhood, he's always squawking and is very loud
down by the Foyle on the way home
Hay Bill, mooie afwisselende post, Die bollen lijken mij narcissen.
ReplyDeleteGroet Kees.
Thats a lot around town. Gives a good impression of your surroundings. I like that.
ReplyDeleteBelas fotografias, gostei.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
What a pretty photos of your place . We saw frost this morning too.
ReplyDeleteWith those wonderful and varied photos, you have enough images to write a story about your village! Regarding your "loudmouth"--just be glad it's not a rooster crowing at dawn. Love the way you ended your sojourn with a peaceful, light filled photo. Have a good day, Bill.
ReplyDeleteSpring photos by the look of these, Bill. I am jealous!
ReplyDeleteThat was a nice wander around town. I think the spring flowers will turn out to be daffodils or jonquils. You are lucky to have frost on the grass.... here in my part of Canada there is no grass to be seen, everything is covered with snow.
ReplyDeleteahhh. Nice skyscape
ReplyDeleteAn interesting series, Bill. I especially liked that church's front door. And I want to say that it's always so nice to click on your URL and be confronted with that gorgeous view that makes up your header photo! The frosty photo reminded me of the rare occasions that we get frost and how that usually happens when I get up early to play golf and then have to wait until the frost is all gone because golfers walking or riding would damage the turf.
ReplyDeleteHello Bill.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful photos from your town!
Great captures of the old building,the entrance of the church and the bird!
My favorite picture is the last one with the gorgeous view of the ocean!
Thank you for sharing this beauty!
Have a lovely afternoon!
Dimi...
Oh Bill what a very lovely walk, merci beaucoup for taking us along with you. Spring is on it's way if those bulbs are anything to go by!
ReplyDelete...looks like spring is in the air!
ReplyDeleteI love that old building and I wonder if those plants might be daffodils on the way. Thanks for the spin around town!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly live in an interesting and beautiful place Bill! Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteSo many different and interesting things to see around town!
ReplyDeleteThe church door does draw my eye.
ReplyDeleteYou had a bright sunny day for your exploration, Bill!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful church. Thanx for sharing these wonderful photos. God bless you, Bill.
ReplyDeleteI remember being fascinated by a documentary in 1963 when President and Mrs. Kennedy visited Ireland. It is a beautiful country. I love your church entrance photo.
ReplyDeleteI loved the tour....such pretty light on that old building!
ReplyDeleteBill, you have some great views!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice and interesting walk! Thanks for taking us along. Perhaps you can return to the green shoots later to see what sorts of blossoms they have.
ReplyDeleteMarvellous captures all!
ReplyDeleteNice walk😊so much to see !
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful this look.
The church door is very beautiful.
Groettie from Patricia.
A very Irish sights. Beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks COLD and PRETTY.
ReplyDeleteThe church door is beautiful. I love the last shot too!
ReplyDeleteLovely tour of the city. I like also the green color and sunshine.
ReplyDeleteA varied and lovely series of photos, Bill.
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