In parts of Ireland people believe that the spirits of the dead still live within the ruins of their homes.
Who am I to disagree with them. This shot taken through a gap in the trees with a telephoto lens and shows a small stone homestead with out houses built onto the main house. It possibly had a thatched roof when built and since this is hill country it would have been hard to live of the land here. Today it’s mostly sheep on the hills with some cattle on land that has been cleared and reseeded for better grazing.
The spiky looking plants in the foreground is soft Rush. these use to used for light at night in poorer house holds. Here is a link to there use: https://www.libraryireland.com/SocialHistoryAncientIreland/III-XVII-9.php
Camera :Nikon D7200 . Lens : Sigma 150-600 telephoto.
Data: ISO 500, f9 @ 1/250 second. Focal length 240 mm.
Thank you for visiting.
Stay safe,
George.
Love old ruins, in Ireland a lot of old homes are left standing because of the belief that the spirit of our ancestors still rest within.
George McNeill Photography 
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