Life from a rural town in Ireland
I'm sitting at the railway station got a ticket for my destination...a little nod to Simon and Garfunkel there. Today I leave Romania. It's been a very enjoyable and interesting trip and I'm glad I did it. The travelling is something to be reckoned with though. I'm at the station waiting for the train to… Continue reading Homeward bound
The blog title doesn't really make sense when you realise that Łódź is pronounced Woodge but anyway. Me and Lucy are just back from a mini break in Łódź, Poland. Andy showed me a photo some months ago of beautiful buildings lit up and the seed was sown - I'd booked a flight quite soon afterwards.… Continue reading Lovely Lodz
We are just back from less than 24 hours in Liverpool. It's the first overseas trip that Jono has been on with the wheelchair and was a bit of a test to firstly how it would go and secondly because Jono wanted to visit Hattons. The handiest thing was the flight. Ryanair (love them or… Continue reading A flying visit to Liverpool
I woke up at 5am yesterday morning and I was wide away so off I headed exploring...although this time I did wait until after 6am because I really don't like walking in the dark. I was going to head up Knocknarea but to be honest my legs haven't recovered from the Glencar walk yet so… Continue reading Following the sun
It's been a busy week and I'm really tired today, probably the reason why I feel a bit out of sorts. I went to visit a friend last week and she took me to see the most beautiful village; Ardargh in County Longford. I'd seen signs for it on my way to Athlone and it… Continue reading Monday Melancholy
I put a shout out over on Facebook as to if there'd be any interest in a 2019 calendar of my photos. There was a resounding yes so I'm in the process of taking pre-orders. I usually order them from Northern Ireland due to high costs but I'm delighted to say that this year they… Continue reading Calendars and cows
