Entries tagged under ' brown '

flows through Doneraile Park on a cold November afternoon. Despite the late season, still cling to the branches of nearby although they’ve turned golden- and make a beautiful covering on the ground.

I was quite surprised that the Wikipedia page for Doneraile didn’t mention Elizabeth Aldworth, one of only three female members of a regular Masonic Lodge. Doneraile has quite a claim to fame!

I’ll have to get a good shot of Doneraile Court next time I’m down there. The was setting behind the building on my last visit so an early trip is necessary. The house is also surrounded by fencing making access impossible but hopefully those repair works will be completed soon!

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The browns and yellows of grow darker as the rain soaks in and disintegrate on the ground. A stands tall in the distance at Doneraile Park, Co. .

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I love the colours of at this time of year. The browns and yellows of falling vegetation make for a soft rich carpet of that is pleasing to the eye. Unless of course it’s your job to clean them up, or after it rains!

This photo came third in the Mallow Camera Club Patterns Around Us competition, novice digital section. I took notes about the other winners but I don’t know how accurate they are. Congrats to David Lavery for all his winning images!

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Written September 21, 2006 in Blarney, Cork, Ireland, Photos, Sigma 10-20, Sky, Sun

A beautiful misty greeted us a few days ago. The mist rolled down the valley outside and when the rose it produced these amazing shades of through the .

Thanks Jacinta for the name, it fits!

I added a tag cloud to the site this . It’s quite obvious from it where I live, and what I take pictures of!

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