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Daily Archives: January 26, 2016
Welcome to MontPelier Hill
Originally posted on Ed Mooney Photography:
Situated on the summit of Montpellier Hill, at 1275 feet above sea level and overlooking the city of Dublin with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, there resides the ruins of an old hunting…
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Simple space
Originally posted on The Silent Eye:
You know how it is… you have an idea, then try and find a way to put it into practice. What at first seems obvious suddenly throws up all kinds of complications and what…
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Invisible hills
By the time we reached the Old Nag’s Head in Edale we were glad of the fire and warmth. The road to the village is a steep descent from the hilltops into the valley at the best of times. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Dales, Derbyshire, Edale, January holiday, Ninian Comper, snow
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A charitable gesture – Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Tallis Steelyard It is at this point I wish to bring before you a good friend of mine, one Tamas Berfett. Tamas is a man of many parts, a successful merchant, a minor poet of modest competence willing … Continue reading