In the context of St. Patrick's Day, I celebrate Ireland's beauty, the great contributions it has made to history, to spirituality, to music and to culture.
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95 % of the videos and pics in this movie were created by me - along with the theme score: 'Killaveny.' The tune title is named after the Irish townland in Co Wicklow, Ireland - home of my Willough
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No reason why Reepicheep can't visit Toronto as well.
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Wind swept cold and spongy moss
Of heather underfoot. Grey sculling
Clouds that fleece sky and sheep --
Their winter coats askew
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The week of the celebration of St. Patrick's life, I am of course thinking of beautiful Ireland, and some of my own family roots there.
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A welcome break in Fort Lauderdale this November, staying with friends and enjoying the warm elements before winter-return in the north country.
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The wondrous, gorgeous beauty of Ireland, viewed from above in 4K drone-video footage.
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Temple Bar in Dublin, Ireland is where good music and good viewing of all things Irish may be found, as well as a good pint of Guiness.
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St. Andrew's, Wissett, Suffolk, EnglandThe eleventh century flint parish church dedicated to Saint Andrew has a circular church tower with a floor dated to the 12th Century.
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This wonderful old church is in Suffolk, England.
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The Esk River at Egton Bridge, North Yorkshire, England.
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The Dingle Peninsula faces out into the Atlantic, the closet part of Ireland (and Europe) to North America.
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St. Mary’s, Bury St. Edmund, Suffolk, England
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Ancient ruins at Clonmacnoise, Co Offaly, Ireland.
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The 'Giant's Causeway' is a natural phenomenon in Northern Ireland. What you see are basalt columns that seem to interlock - about 40,000 of them, stretching into the North Atlantic.
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Barn: Lanark County, OntarioThis photo was taken in the Ottawa Valley - old log barns in Lanark County, with 'newer' yet. The wonder is they've survived so long, still used for intending purpose.
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When the Apostle Paul came with his colleagues into Ephesus, they came in 'hot.' In short, he caused a riot. He told and showed a Gospel that was powerful and true - and lasting.
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The god Nike, in Ephesus.
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Picture from Chora Church, Istanbul.
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Walking through Ephesus (in modern day Turkey), recently, was an incredible experience. It is ‘up and down’ terrain, situated in a long sloping valley between two mountains.
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