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Dang, I didn't realize all my makeup had worn off! Well, at least I'm happy :) And my horribly messy desk will help distract casual viewers. Eeek!
Tom Murran, Council Member Law Society of Ireland, and Bernadette Cahill, President Waterford Law Society at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
View from the bow.
Built in 1937 and decommissioned in 1977. The steel ship is 104 feet long with a hexagonal steel light tower amidships. The Helwick spent most of its life at the Humber Station where it was twice damaged in collisions with other ships. Assigned to the Helwick station in 1971. After decommissioning it was donated to the city of Swansea ior visiting.n 1977. Now moored to the Victoria Quay in Swansea and open for visiting.
Wadada Leo Smith's Organic Resonance
Live at Firehouse 12 - Friday, April 17, 2009
Photo by Daniel Fine
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Ooh, stylin' bra strap. Why is it that it looks cute on Sarah Jessica Parker and tacky on me? Ah, right, because I was a size 32/34 and my bra was downright matronly!
Weight: 446 lbs.
Fiona FitzGerald and Rosa Eivers at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
Built in 1862 by the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board and transferred to Trinity House in 1973, but inactive since 1985 when it was sold into private hands and converted into a B and B. The 37 foot tall lantern room is at ground level and is attached to a 2 story castellated keepers house which resembles a castle more than a lighthouse. . The whole structure is perched on the vertical cliffs of the Great Orme, a huge limestone promontory jutting into the Irish Sea.
Located on Marine Drive, a toll road, 3 miles northwest of Llandudno.
Olivia McCann and Neil Breheny at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
Wadada Leo Smith's Organic Resonance
Live at Firehouse 12 - Friday, April 17, 2009
Photo by Daniel Fine
©copyright Firehouse 12
All Rights Reserved
Kieran Higgins, Cecelia Ogle and Ellen Hegarty at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
The fog finally liftrd enough to see the lighthouse.
The lighthouse was built in 1821. The square masonry tower is 98 feet tall and painted with red and white bands. There are 3 one story keeper's cottages available for rental, although it requires a boat to get to the island, which is a nature preserve. The light signal is 5 red flashes every 15 seconds. The original Fresnel lens was removed in 2014 and replaced with an LED. The structure on the far right is the fog signal building.
The one available boat to service our tour group could only carry 7-8 passengers at one time, which resulted in 3 trips. The photos taken in the dense fog were from the first boat trip. The fog finally lifted by the time of the third boat trip.
The lighthouse marks the north entrance to Cardigan Bay