Wordless Wednesday : The Last Train
18 Nov 2015 3 Comments
in blogging, Ireland Tags: closed railways, colour photography, Farrangalway, Kinsale, old railway line, photography, progress, railway, railway station, recycling old buildings, ticket office, Wordless Wednesday
Springtime in Cork
18 Mar 2014 4 Comments
in Travel Tags: buds, Carrigaline, Cork, cranes, Crosshaven, daffodils, Drake's Pool, Easter, Ireland, progress, pylons, spring
Daffodils and new buds are everywhere, and this is my favourite time of the year, with the promise of better weather, longer evenings, Easter, and summer holidays to look forward to. These two photos were taken on Saturday on a walk by Drakes Pool,on the old railway line between Carrigaline and Crosshaven.
There are also some signs of possibly unwanted progress as you look across the river towards the industrial area of Ringaskiddy, where there are some huge pylons being erected – I suppose in months to come we won’t even notice these monsters, but right now they look a bit out of place in this serene setting.
Progress on My Knitting
08 Jan 2014 6 Comments
in living life, Random Tags: fun, Knitting, progress, shawl, techniques, work in progress, wrap and turn
My shawlette is moving! I think ..and hope..I am about half way through. It is not a very simple pattern, with the result I have to follow the pattern for every row, but I learned a few new things since starting, like w+t…wrap and turn, something I never came across before, but it seems to be working, after a fashion anyway. Even if there are a few mistakes,no one is going to stop me in the street and examine my work for exactness!
This seems to be the widest part of the work, so, as they say, its all downhill from here.