Lough Egish
Old ruin’s and graveyard on the bank of Lough Egish, Monaghan, Ireland
Irish: Loch Éigis, meaning “lake of the learned man”)
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Our back yard 3
A long exposure shot has night fell over our back yard. Set manual focus and a time of 25 seconds in AP mode at f/8.
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Rain storm
Heavy rain through the window of the motor, love the distortion.
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Power
Which one did you look at? Man made or nature’s power. Also did you spot the bird..
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Soft whispers
The soft whispers of the trees.
Stand silent
Listen to the harmony
Mother earths music
Plays within.
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A quick note on my 365
Hi to all who have been kind enough to follow me on my daily trip in my 365 challenge.
For the next few weeks I can only post every few days due to a busy period in my life, but will continue to take a daily Photograph. I still enjoy reading your blogs and will do so and comment when I have an internet connection.
I would like to leave you with this photo taken off Lake Muckno in Castleblayney, Country Monaghan, Ireland.
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Over the Stile
The stile over the dry stone wall leading to Carbury Castle in Country Kildare Ireland.
Some great Photo’s of the castle and some history here.
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Priory of St John the Baptist
The Priory of St. John the Baptist taken from across the Boyne River at Newtown, Trim, County Meath.
The Priory of St. John the Baptist
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Country Life: Gates and Tractors
Where this photograph was taken was the entrance to where Johnnie Magee lived in the year 1900 in the town land off Carricknaveagh. Below is a link to what happen here in the early morning of 27th January 1900.
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Lambeg Parish Church, Lisburn County Antrim, Ireland.
I pass this church most days, so decided to stop by and photograph the river that passes close by. Turned out the river view was not great. Since I had parked in the church car park, I thought I might take a look around. So this is one off the photographs I shot there.
And here is a little History about the Church.
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George McNeill Photography 
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