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After a lovely walk around Langley Country Park, I came upon this horse that just stood there very calmly while I snapped away getting closer and closer. He really was very calm and it was a lovely end to the morning.
Just the most beautiful lashes
Sparkling eyes part II.....another photo of Khadijah Arissa, my cousin....
this one is dedicated to Cik Kimi and Cik Nor, my uncle and auntie for being the one of the regular visitor of my page......=)
Nem jut eszembe értelmes cím, de épp ezt hallgattam, miközben készült: / I was listening this music, when I took this photo:
Well, I'm bored this days and I have no clear ideo what to photograph so I'm kind of on things like this one...
While I've photographed my wife's eye before, I've not used the petzval lense for it. Quite happy with how it's come out. Quite happy with how the lashes are more prominent than her eye itself.
High on the sea lashed cliffs a little south of Portpatrick, perch the atmospheric ruins of Dunsky Castle. This rocky promontory has been a fortified stronghold way back into history, maybe as far back as the Iron Age.
According to the Book of Leinster, the former name for Portpatrick was Port Rig (Portree), meaning the Port of the King and a strong candidate for the location of Rerigonium, the lost royal town of the Novantae named by Ptolemy in his 2nd century map of Britain.
During the medieval period, a castle has stood on this spot since at least the 14th century, built by the Adairs of Kinhilt. This castle was attacked and burnt in 1489 by McCulloch of Myrton in retaliation for the murder of Dionysius of Hamilton by William Adair of Dunskey.
The current tower house was rebuilt by the Adairs in 1510, which they inhabited until 1620, when it was sold to Hugh Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery. He extended the castle before it passed to the Blair family in 1648, but by the end of the 17th Century it had been abandoned and was already a ruin.
In keeping with the castle’s sinister appearance, tales of dark deeds carried out within its walls abound. The abbot of Soulseat Abbey was imprisoned and tortured in the castle to force him to sign away the abbey lands. The castle is said to also be the home of a brownie known as the Hairy Man.
A story, said to date from the 14th century tells of how the castle was occupied by the cruel Walter de Curry, who took offence to an outspoken Irish piper that he had taken prisoner and forced into service as a minstrel and jester. The piper was thrown into the castle dungeons, where he was left to starve, but found his way into a secret passageway that lead to a cave on the shore. The cliffs here are steep and high, preventing his escape and he died a slow and lingering death. His ghost is said to still march back and forth along the passage from where the skirl of his pipes can be heard above the crashing of the waves.
Another ghost, that of a nurse maid who accidentally dropped a baby from one of the windows onto the rocks below, is said to also haunt this place. Consumed by guilt, she followed her charge and threw herself from the cliffs.
These crumbling cliff top ruins are certainly romantic and if you are going to encounter a spectre or a brownie, this would be as good a place as any.
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Well...I ADDED lashes on. Didn't replace the old ones...XD
Got the idea from ~Starfly whose girls always have LUSCIOUSLY amazing lashes!