Land of legends: Ireland in winter
Posted February 16th, 2011 by Kerry DexterIn winter, Ireland takes on a character of quiet and mystical reserve even more than it has during flourishing days of summer or the unsettled weather of spring and autumn. You catch a hint of this as daylight turns early to night in the cities ands towns. Once you get beyond them, though, the idea of Ireland as a land of legends becomes apparent in what you see around you every moment of every day.
A bit of music which arises from these landscapes and ideas
T with the Maggies
the farthest wave
These photographs were taken in Down and Louth, and are copyrighted. Thank you for respecting this.
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