An Irish Interlude
Comments (0) Stuff’s piling up here, folks.
As ever, the blog reflects what’s on our minds. Unfortunately, two major subjects weighing on our minds are not blog-worthy, at least for now. That distracts us considerably.
On top of that, our cell carrier’s tower has broken down. Amazingly, we still have phone coverage, and internet, although it’s spotty sometimes. I composed a decent post for today, but the internet decayed to the point where it didn’t save. I’ll reconstruct it in the coming days, but it will not meet today’s deadline.
So, since yesterday was Saint Patrick’s Day, I offer an Irish interlude, with more photos from our trip to Ireland last autumn (see Every Sign a Song Cue). Ironically, I managed to upload these photos, something the system seems reluctant to do since the tower went down. Enjoy!
October sky over The Burren, Ireland (Photo: Mark A. Zeiger).
A castle on Galway Bay, Ireland (Photo: Mark A. Zeiger).
The rocks near the quay of Port, Ireland (Photo: Mark A. Zeiger).
A rainbow over Malin Head, Ireland’s most northerly point (Photo: Sarah A. Zeiger).
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