Celtic Paganism
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The 108 meter long cargo ship CELTIC with a deck load of rotor blades has passed Cuxhaven on its way from Izmir, TR to Karlshamn, SE.
This unique piece of woodland art close to Donegal's border with Derry was created by local forester Liam Emery in the early part of the millennium, using over 3,000 trees.
Measuring approximately 125 by 70 metres, the Emery Celtic Cross as it has become known, is etched on the side of Bogay Hill just outside Newtown Cunningham at the northern end of the Lagan Valley in County Donegal.
The forester used Japanese Larch for the cross, the needles of which turn Autumnal gold this time of year, surrounded by evergreens.
It was first noticed by passengers flying into Derry city airport. Sadly, the creative man behind the unique idea never got the chance to see it in full growth, having passed away several years ago. www.govisitdonegal.com
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A La Tène ornament, found in one of the six graves at Orainville, 60 km from Soissons. The graves, dated to 300-250 B.C. were found at a rescue excavation in 1999.
At the museum at L'Abbaye St Léger in Soissons.
Deep in the Irish countryside is an old Celtic ruin still inhabited by spirits. The mist never completely goes away. The sun never quite gets completely through the thick canopy of trees. Look out for the Leprechauns here. I understand they can be quite vicious in protecting their gold if you come across any.
So far at the Melbourne General Cemetery you'd be forgiven for thinking the Jewish and Italian communities have a mortgage on this part of Melbourne. But this is a diverse burial ground, and eventually we come across older symbols of the Irish, Scots, Welsh and English settlers.
'May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face. The rains fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again may God hold you in the hollow of His hand'
Celtic Blessing
Head- CATWA HEAD Catya NEW
Body- Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V5.0
Hair- TRUTH Montana - Blonde
Skin- [Glam Affair] Trina Skin [Catwa ] 011
Top- Asteria - Mady Banded Top
Bottom- Asteria - Mady Garter Panties
Shoes- Pure Poison - Adrienne Boots [BOXED]
Pose- .::Crystal Poses::. Alex Pose 2
Location- Finian’s, Celtic Mist
Trinity Churchyard, Wall Street
The oldest grave dates to 1681 and its most famous permanent resident is Alexander Hamilton. It's a lovely old cemetery, beautifully maintained and landscaped, surrounded by the tall buildings of the Wall Street area.
A Celtic cross in remembrance of a soldier who fell in France during WWI. Good to see Welshpool hasn't forgotten them: there were pieces of slate with a poppy on by the graves of all the victims of the wars.
For my newest act coming up for our Celtic Dreams Dance Show this weekend at Moulin Rouge! 7pm SLT on Saturday, come check it out!
You know the saying 'There's an app for that'? Well, in my case, it seems 'There's a button for that' because once again I've delved into my button box in response to a challenge. :)
This is a handmade ceramic button depicting a Celtic spiral. It's 1¼" wide. The flower is Erigeron (Mexican Fleabane) from my garden.
For this week's Macro Mondays theme, Spiral.
#52 Weeks: the 2021 edition
#Week 45: Light painting
Some mist (smoke) wafting around a piece of Waterford crystal, painted with blue LED torchlight.
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One of my favourite celtic music
I would like to dedicate this image to my dear friend and favourite Sherpa Christophe Please, have a look at his stream. Thanks :-)
Le phare de Ploumanac’h construit en granite rose.
The lighthouse of Ploumanac'h built with pink granite.
Ploumanac'h - Perros-Guirec - Côtes-d'Armor - Bretagne - France
One of the many Celtic Crosses to be found in Irish cemeteries.
This was taken after a rain storm, with the sun beginning to go down.
i passed this fine celtic cross earlier in the day when the entire background was shrouded in mist but could not pull over for various reasons. later in the day the cross was nicely lit and there was more to see behind. still a bit of sea mist about though.