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Idbury is a small village set high on the escarpment above the Evenlode valley between Stow and Burford. An Iron age hill fort west of the village bears witness to the longevity of this settlement whose name is Saxon in origin.The inhabitants were reputed to be slow of thought and attempted to pen the cuckoo in order to achieve perpetual summer, the cuckoo flew away. Cecil Sharp recorded the Idbury Morris dancing tradition and these dances were key in the revival of folk dance in the Cotswolds.
The church of St Nicholas is Norman in origin and belonged to the nearby Bruern Abbey between 1147-1536 perhaps generating the local tradition of a tunnel between Idbury Manor and the abbey. A fine Norman door and the masonry of the south wall remain from this period. The church was remodeled in the 14th century when a north aisle was added and slightly later a north-west tower was built within the west end of this aisle. The Perpendicular period is represented by a passage squint between the north aisle and chancel, many of the windows and the nave roof with it's carved corbels. In the churchyard is an elaborate monument to Sir Benjamin Baker the architect of the Forth bridge and the Aswan dam. The wonderful village website www.idbury.com provides a wealth of further information.
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The 2012 Lough Lene Gaels 5km road challenge was held in Collinstown, Co. Westmeath, Ireland on Friday 13th July 2012 at 19:30. The race was ran on the local roads around Collinstown and started and finished in the village itself. Overall, there was a very good turn out for the event with great local support and organisation from the community, Lough Lene Gaels GAA (specifically the camogie club), and athletic clubs in North Westmeath and beyond. The race event has a page on Facebook and it can be accessed here [www.facebook.com/events/477772798905783/]
For those not familiar with the locality - The lake Lough Lene is situated in North Westmeath between the villages of Castlepollard, Collinstown and Fore. The lake itself is one of the finest lakes in Europe owning to the quality of the freshwater in the lake.
The late summer evening meant it was a little bit tricky for lighting in the photographs - our set had a lot of blurs as the runners flew past. Apologies if we didn't capture you this time.
This is a set of photographs taken at the race by Rory Mooney and Family.
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I double dipped on this challenge. I have been making x-mas card for cards for heros. So I decided to make more and use this challenge for my inspiration! My card is inspired by Jennifer McGuire. All stamps hero arts. I used the white staz on, on glossy paper and rubbed die ink over the top. Here is the card www.heroarts.com/cardmaking/cardIdea.cfm?cardID=1530&...