Bubbles in Prague
I hope your Saturday is going well, and wherever you are, you can enjoy some bubbles, whether it’s champagne, prosecco, or the fun kind above, taken in the Old Town Square, Prague
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Enjoy Some Bubbles for the Weekend!
30 Apr 2016 6 Comments
in Places I visit, Travel Tags: bubbles, enjoying life, fun, holidays, Prague, Saturday, six word saturday
Waiting till the Cows come Home
13 Feb 2016 9 Comments
in Travel Tags: Blogging, cattle, cattle breeders, cows, different, Nguni, Nguni cows, photography, six word saturday, Zimbabwe
Cows in Ireland
There are so many different breeds of cows, black, white, brown and a combination of all these colours. I particularly like the spotted cows below, a special breed found in Zimbabwe and South Africa called the Nguni.
Nguni cattle
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Enjoying the Sunshine on a Saturday
12 Sep 2015 14 Comments
in Travel Tags: beach, Cork, family fun, Garrettstown, Kite flying, six word saturday, sunshine, wind surfing
Garrettstown Beach
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Six Word Saturday : Behind the Scenes at the Museum
16 May 2015 4 Comments
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Six Word Saturday: It’s All About Rock n Roll!
27 Sep 2014 10 Comments
in Travel Tags: busker, challenge, Cork, happy, postaday, rock n roll, six word saturday
Having a grand old happy time!
This busker was certainly causing a stir in Cork City yesterday, and putting a smile on everyones’ faces.
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Six Word Saturday
23 Aug 2014 2 Comments
in Travel Tags: challenge, expressive, Frogner Park, naughty child, Norway, Oslo, sculptures, six word saturday, Vigeland
I am not speaking to you!
Another of the wonderfully expressive sculptures by Vigeland at Frogner Park,Oslo
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The Arc Has Seen Some History
31 May 2014 9 Comments
in Travel Tags: Champs Elyseees, history, L'Arc de Triomphe, Napoleon, Paris, six word saturday
The construction of the Arc de Triomphe, at the western end of the Champs Elysees, near the Louvre in Paris, was started in 1806, during Napoleon’s time. It was his idea that the victorious armies would march through the arch on their return from battle. Sadly however, Napoleon did not live to see the arch completed, as he died in 1821, and it was only completed in 1836. At the time, the building cost millions, and it is a monument to all those who died in the French wars, with the names of 558 French generals inscribed on it, and at the base is a tomb to the Unknown Soldier, as a monument to World War 1, and all the French people who died in the war. There is also an eternal flame at the base, which is lit every evening, in memory of all the fallen heroes.
Paris is a wonderful city, with so many monuments and sights to see, and, along with the Eiffel Tower, this must be one of the most photographed sights in Paris.
L’Arc de Triomphe
L’Arc on a quiet day!
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