carpet of pine needles

fishing spot

photos taken at the end of April, the bottom one taken was one week earlier.

the scene behind the teens who were fishing.

beautiful addition

to a street corner

saturday critters

passed this little terror on my walk, he came out of nowhere barking like crazy.  I didn't see him at first but his bark got my attention and it caught me by surprise, I wasn't ready for him.  I think my heart skipped a beat. :)

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skywatch

part of the shore walk that I walk in the morning.

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emma marie

ace invader

signs - fishing vessels

seen on the fishing vessel, Oilean An Oir, in Killybegs Harbour.

other fishing ships sitting in the harbour

linking up with Tom the backroadstraveller

flower display

at the waterfront hotel

painters

are back to work doing their job.  This building was the Bayview Bar but I don't know if it still is.

wall flower

saturday critters

a friendly face is always a pleasure to see.

skywatch

one of the nice sunny days we had last week.

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my best friend

is driving the little vehicle.  I have to follow him.

signs2

this is located in Galway

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stone wall steps

built in to the wall

From the archives: 6/20/14

new building

saw it on my way to recycling last week
photo taken 11/06/20

the photo was taken 27/2/20

recycling

saturday critters

saw this beauty on the way home, he was eating but looked up when I stopped by.

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skywatch

low tide yesterday afternoon but no rain

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seaweed

it gets gathered up and hauled away.  Where and why, I have no idea.

this area is usually covered in seaweed when high tide comes and goes,  A storm will sometimes deposit the seaweed up on the road.

Will seaweed save the world? (1:40)

signs

on Monday we went to phaxe 2.  We can now go anywhere in our county.  We have to wear face masks if we ride on the bus plus also in crowded places where social distance can't be done.  Libraries can open but our county's is not opened and playgrounds can open but this one is still locked up.

painting

a good day to paint, no rain and cool temps.

house

on quay road

regional cultural centre

opened in 2007 in Letterkenny.  The centre is an multi-disciplinary facility, specialising in exhibitions, music, film and community arts.

Photo from the archives: 2014

saturday critters

such a little tough guy trying to scare me away. :)

linking to viewingnaturewitheileen

skywatch

a view of the pier from the road

linking to skywatch friday

foxgloves and wild roses

pretty flowers that captured my attention

wild roses

signs

a shop on main street that sells art, jewelry, pottery, candles, soaps and other items. 
this photo was taken yesterday (tues)

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quiet time

on main street tonight just like all the other nights.

cdp monthly theme - park

Letterkenny Town Park or Bernard McGlinchey Town Park, as it is officially known as  is situated on the site of an 18th-century woodland. It was officially opened on 12 May 1999 by TD James McDaid.

The theme of the 40,000 m2 (10-acre) park is "Peace". The park is laid out with a herb garden, flower beds, mature and new trees, an orchard area, playing areas, bowling green, walks and playgrounds, has leaf-shaped gates at several entry points and has a tea room which opened in 2008..

Info courtesy of Wikipedia

through the arch takes you to one of the many trails in the park

A Garden of Remembrance opened in honour of the memory of members of the Gardaí and Army who have given their lives in service of the United nations. A stone bench was unveiled in the park on 10 July 2007 to honour James Duffy VC (Victoria Cross)

gardens

a bench in the shade

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