11 thoughts on “January so far”

1. A fab series of images Michael. I like Wales a lot where I live but I wish I could get back Ireland where I grew up – I love it. I know it will have changed a lot since I was last there but the landscape is still the landscape. Thank you for posting your photos.

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   1. My pleasure, Alastair. Changed for the better, hopefully. The biggest change my relatives there noticed were the roads improved by the EU.

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      1. I remember walking so many of the old roads as a young man with a rucksack on my back – Pre technology times. I loved it but it was a very wet Summer. Also climbing so often in the Mourne Mountains. It was a very happy time in spite of all The Troubles.

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      2. The Mourne Mountains are close to the Cooley Peninsula, across Carlingford Lough. My Mom was born there and we have many relatives still who we visited. Regularly correspond with cousins in Newry, Northern Ireland. We started and ended our 2014 Ireland tour on the Cooley Peninsula.

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      3. Sure it’s a beautiful part of the world 😊

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2. Totally gorgeous scenery and “green for a reason.”

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   1. We were happily surprised by the healthy roses, the maritime climate does them wonders unlike the winters in Upstate New York.

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3. what a wonderful varied landscape .. I can see why friends have enjoyed their visit there. I loved seeing the sheep wandering.. =^_^=…

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   1. Thanks for visiting, and your kind comment. More sheep to come…

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4. My favorites are the road to nowhere and the mom and baby sheep. Your photos make me want to book a trip. Oh, wait. Can’t do that yet.

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   1. sadly……this too shall pass

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