Dunluce Castle, County Antrim, Ireland
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I always get a random thrill out of seeing pictures of someplace I’ve actually been …
So small! So teeny! I want to put him in my pocket, but I don’t think he’d like it there very much . . .
Frog (or toad, I’m really not sure), the Burren, Ireland, 2011. Photo by me.
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Flower and rock, the Burren, Ireland, 2011. Photo by me.
This needs to find its way into a book. Preferably one of mine.
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I can totally see why this should be a gateway to another realm. Oh yes.
Poulnabrone Dolmen, the Burren, Co. Clare, Ireland, 2011. Photo by me.
One day in March, staff at the Scottish Poetry Library came across a wonderful creation, left anonymously on a table in the library… Nobody knew where it came from, nor was anyone forthcoming with information in person or online, despite a fair amount of local news coverage. It looked like this was a one-off, a beautiful and delicate piece of art created by a fan of the Poetry Library. Until, in late June, the National Library of Scotland found themselves the recipient of a similar piece…. (more….. from thisiscentralstation)
WOW. Those feathers are amazing!
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Eeee! This is the best ever! (And really, yes, I cannot wait for her to go on a rampage on 85% of Westeros.)
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Truth.
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