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Benoit Lorge from Lorge Chocolaties and Mella Mcauley from Mellas Fudge at the Launch of St Valentine’s Good Food Ireland in The English Market .
To celebrate St Valentine’s Good Food Ireland members in Cork City and County have come together for Good Food Ireland Week Cork from Monday, February 8th to Friday February 12th 2010. Over 30 restaurants, hotels, country houses, cafes and pubs will offer the public a Good Food Ireland Producer Plate and Glass of Wine for €15.00 and/or 3 nights Accommodation for the Price of 2.The aim of the week is to showcase the best quality Irish food places in Cork and to highlight Good Food Ireland members’ commitment to local community in their prioritising of local food and in supporting local farmers, food producers and fishermen” says Margaret Jeffares Managing Director Good Food Ireland. Good Food Ireland is a club of the best quality restaurants, hotels, country houses, B&Bs, farmhouses, cookery schools, food shops and food producers committed to local food, good practice and sustainable ethics. It has almost 250 members all over the island of Ireland. Members are independently assessed to ensure that they meet the brand criteria. Good Food Ireland operates as a not for profit organisation and its vision is to grow Ireland as a food tourism destination and make its members the number 1 choice for food lovers www.goodfoodireland.ie .
picture Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228.
more info Margaret Jeffares 087 6674654, 053 9158693 or .
Melina Magourty 053 9158693
Got my jab yesterday. Got to say I was expecting along wait, but they were processing everyone very quickly!
A friendlier dog than Boone here I have yet to meet. A few more pics from the "shoot" are in my stream.
This past week I traveled with my husband to the ocean.It is a special trip for us since we have such a long drive from home. We spend hours just watching the waves, taking long walks on the beach holding hands, & just admiring Gods beautiful creation. I really wanted to get a photo while we were there for this weeks theme, I even tried a few other ideas. But, when I uploaded to my computer after we got home tonight I saw what looks like a heart turned sideways in the sky. I hope you can see it too.....
Fannie Weeks. Photographer is L. C. Perkinson, New York, New York and Newark, New Jersey. Cabinet Card.
Fannie H. Weeks, daughter of Nathaniel and Ann Maria (Bailey) Weeks, was born 19 Feb 1871 in New York and died 17 Jul 1952 in Mamaroneck, New York. She is buried in Greenwood Union Cemetery, Rye, New York. She never married.
This week can also be referred as the first signs of pregnancy. In 4 weeks pregnant in fetal development, your body will experience the changes in the progress of the growing baby.
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This is my rendition of The Giant Sequoias in California. I used old photos that were stuffed away in a drawer and created my own imaginary place surrounded by trees. The quote is "You've always had what it takes to be great." If you have never witnessed the majesty of these trees, please take the time to read about them. It's amazing how much history they have lived through.