" P@tH Im@ges "
" Across the Valley Through the Long Shadows "
" While there all in there talkin`
While there all thinkin` of things to say,
We could be standing in the Long Shadows,
We could slip away. "
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Looking east from Crone Wood, Glencree, towards "The Great Sugarloaf" and beyond to the Irish sea.
This granite mountain is quite small at 501m but because of its isolation it appears much bigger. It is my favourite mountain and I live in the valley to the east of it. I see it every day as it is visible from my home so Im very lucky.
My Dad used to carry me up it as a child before I could even walk so that probably explains "the madness!".
In a way, hes still carrying me in his arms up my mountains and I like that.
Do hope you will like my pic and wishing all my friends here a great weekend.
P@t.
Its becoming very slow on this site recently and plastic manafactured images are taking over. Im question1ng if its really worth the effort anymore as it takes an age now to get 100 faves which is what I try to get before putting up another image.I have so many photos to put up. About 200 and it doesnt look like its ever going to happen. Perhaps the quality of my photos arnt good enough anymore.
Between all that and rude offensive administrators of some of the groups here of which I have had 2 in the last month. I dont do offensive. People with any type of artistic leanings dont. Obviously the rude ones on here dont fall into that category as Ive seen there efforts. Asks the question why they are here in the first place! Certainly not worth paying for anymore.
P@t
" Across the Valley Through the Long Shadows "
" While there all in there talkin`
While there all thinkin` of things to say,
We could be standing in the Long Shadows,
We could slip away. "
.....................................................................................................................
Looking east from Crone Wood, Glencree, towards "The Great Sugarloaf" and beyond to the Irish sea.
This granite mountain is quite small at 501m but because of its isolation it appears much bigger. It is my favourite mountain and I live in the valley to the east of it. I see it every day as it is visible from my home so Im very lucky.
My Dad used to carry me up it as a child before I could even walk so that probably explains "the madness!".
In a way, hes still carrying me in his arms up my mountains and I like that.
Do hope you will like my pic and wishing all my friends here a great weekend.
P@t.
Its becoming very slow on this site recently and plastic manafactured images are taking over. Im question1ng if its really worth the effort anymore as it takes an age now to get 100 faves which is what I try to get before putting up another image.I have so many photos to put up. About 200 and it doesnt look like its ever going to happen. Perhaps the quality of my photos arnt good enough anymore.
Between all that and rude offensive administrators of some of the groups here of which I have had 2 in the last month. I dont do offensive. People with any type of artistic leanings dont. Obviously the rude ones on here dont fall into that category as Ive seen there efforts. Asks the question why they are here in the first place! Certainly not worth paying for anymore.
P@t