rainbow

seen this past Wednesday afternoon on my walk down at the shore.

linking to skywatch friday

River Bredagh Bridge

is a traditional stone bridge, argued by many to be one of Ireland’s oldest bridges. The bridge itself is thought to date from the 6th Century and according to legend was built by St Patrick who stopped here on his way to a nearby ancient site at Cooley. 
Info courtesy of the Visit Inishowen website

scruffy duffys barbershop

seen in Carndonagh, Co. Donegal

linking to signs2

house work 2

I showed this house back in late July when the work first started.  They gutted the property to do a complete makeover.  I've heard that this place will be available to rent when it is completed. 

Cement being poured for the walk.  Photo taken 26 Sept

Currently this is what it looks like.  They now are beginning to work inside.  Photo taken 06 Oct

The back of the house.  Photo taken 06 Oct from the pier.

Moville Sea Scouts

The Masonic Hall faces Lough Foyle and the date on the back of the building, just under the chimney, is 1903 (maybe that was the year it was built).  I couldn't find any info on it except the what is posted below.

The newly formed Moville Sea Scouts were delighted to be given the use of the Masonic Hall in Moville.  There are almost 50 youngsters in the Sea Cubs and Sea Scouts.  The Masonic Hall has been extremely generous and have given them full access to the hall which they have told them that they can use anytime.
They can basically have the hall when they want – and they aren’t charging them for the use of it. 
The Masonic group have repainted the hall inside and have put a small kitchen into it too.  Meanwhile the Sea Scouts are delighted that they have been given free access to the hall.
Info courtesy of Craic On
Info on Sea Scouts

staying dry

when it's raining
photo taken last Tuesday

windows

views of autumn