Top Five Photographed places in Ireland?
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Also, The Rock of Cashel-Co. Tipperary. <BR>Slea Head Drive-Dingle-Co. Kerry. <BR>Any castle ruins-all over Ireland. <BR>The quaint towns with their colorful buildings-all over Ireland. <BR>The old church's-all over Ireland. <BR>Dromoland Castle-Co. Clare <BR>Ashford Castle-Co. Mayo <BR>Irish children. <BR>The sheep on the hillsides near Dingle. <BR>Neat and tidy Irish cottages-all over Ireland. <BR>Farmers @ work in their fields. <BR>Musicians in the pub providing music- <BR>smiling faces of those enjoying the "craic". <BR>Pub fronts-all over Ireland. <BR>Just let your camera do the talking-in Ireland its all beautiful! <BR>Bring lots of film..... <BR>Was there in June-miss it terribly! <BR>Patti <BR>
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I especially liked Kylemore Abbey in late May - the wild azaleas are out (or are they wild rhododendrons?) and the flowers are just everywhere - I took a lovely shot of the Abbey, with the rhodos and lake forming a realyl beautiful "frame"... <BR> <BR>
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Have printed off this list. So great. My additions: <BR>Interesting storefronts, incl. pubs (made a calendar of these) <BR>Workers gathering peat <BR>St. Stephen's Green on a warm Sun. afternoon <BR>Cliff walks at Ardmore - there is a crane there that was beached during a storm, amazing <BR>Monk's fishing hole on Cong River <BR>(can also see Priest's house fr. Quiet Man in Cong) <BR>Ashford Castle <BR>Gypsies in Donegal <BR>Some of the signposts, including those in Gaelic <BR>Kinsale harbour <BR>Lough Corrib (is an island in the middle) <BR>Fisherman in Galway <BR>Children in school uniforms <BR>Anne's Grove Gardens <BR>Sunset on beach at Youghal
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I would second the harbor overlooking Kinsale...very nice picture that I am looking at now. <BR> <BR>Cliffs of Moher definitely, the castles, teh pubs. Also in the Connemara region the Twelve Bens (I belive that is what they are called)..some days you can get impressive photos of them. <BR> <BR>Kylemore Abbey..definitely. <BR>Rock of Cashel..incredible, especially at night if you can get it right...the castle sits up on a hill and is quite a site as it dominates the towns skyline. <BR> <BR>The beaches and cliffs at Tramore looking back to the town. <BR> <BR>Pretty much everywhere you point your camera is "picturable"..went two years ago and want to go back more and more every day.
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Charlie Girl - I actually just took the photos to Wal-Mart and they made the calendar for me. (They usually have a special on just before Christmas). The same Christmas my husband had a mouse pad made for me (I think it was at Shoppers Drug Mart) with one of our favourite pictures of the little cottage from the Quiet Man in Co. Mayo just outside Cong. My sister did something similar (a calendar) last year with B&W photos of our great/grandparents and other relatives using her own scanner and I think Quark or Adobe Photoshop (software packages). When it came time to bind them she took them to the local Copy Magic store. A real keepsake.
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Wish I had had a camera for this typical Irish moment: I noticed a long line of traffic coming toward me as I was driving, and it wasn't until I got closer that I could tell what was creating the hold up. It was a man, driving a fork lift, backwards, on the main road into/out of town.
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