Sorting out some photo's to file away I spotted this photo I took when in France last year. I was taking a 'reminder' picture of the square pots of herbs on the window ledge.
We should have guessed when we saw some of the Morris Dancers at the Park and Ride bus stop,but we were not prepared for the large number of Morris Dancers gathered outside the Lynd Cross pub in Horsham. We went in for coffee and watched even more dancers gathering before groups of them dispersed around the town. Morris dancing is an English folk dance first recorded in 1448. The dance is based on rhythmic stepping by a group of dancers, often wearing bells on their knees or shoes. Sticks, Swords, or handkerchiefs are also wielded in tune with the music. This was obviously well organised as the groups of Morris Dancers moved around the town all morning performing their own particular dance. These are just a few photos I took on my iPhone as we came across them . The drummers were fantastic. More soon --------------------------
Blarney Castle Cobh - from where the Titanic left Part of the harbour Loved the different coloured houses - not a good photo I know. I took this with my Nikon Coolpix on a zoom setting. This blue rounded house caught my eye. Notice the green post box. Killarney I spotted these window paintings in a back street. Beautiful roses on this wrought iron window guard Ross Castle Jaunting Car at Ross Castle Ross Castle Muckross House grounds Ladies View on the Ring of Kerry Loved this sign, but we didn't see any.
Oh I love the fun of this shot. it looks like everyone is trying to peep into that place!
ReplyDeleteA nice variety of plants and of reflected people. :)
ReplyDeletelike a mirror for the persons to check themselves out! I like the unusual square shape of the pots.
ReplyDeleteJudging by the reflection, it appears you had a beautiful day when you were there. I like the square pots.
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~Lindy
Great shot! Love the square pots! and the reflection just says "countryside"!!
ReplyDeleteSeems like a lot of people liked the square pots! Great shot!
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