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Traffic must go left
Traffic must go left. This is one of those shots that has sat in TODO folder for ages and ages because I liked it, but it was sorely in need of some work. I probably cheated by making it black and white.
Shot down at Cork Docklands about 13 months ago.
22 Jun
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4 Comments
Is that a windmill to the left?
(and something seems to have gone wrong with the code for your comment engine. I have boxes to fill in, but the titles are missing)
Nothing as fancy, just one of those really high street lights.
This theme has fancy pants Javascript that put “name”, “email”, “website” in the textboxes. Obviously your details are already filled in, overwriting that text. Must fix that really. Thanks!
Are you heading to Fermoy this afternoon? Want me to spread the word?
Lovely view. A mundane traffic sign is rendered beautiful by the angle. Tyra Banks must be right. It’s the way you work it.
Beautiful website!
I found your post regarding Purple Flowers ” They’re only found in Ireland and are grown by a man called Richard Ceann.” I wonder if you’d give me your kind permission to use that line in a story I’m writing.