Tag Archives: #bridges

Thursday Thought… Some Light Relief!

Posted on 09/01/2020 by aj vosse

In the week that Ricky Gervais takes on the the woke Hollywood leftest establishment and becomes the hero of the shouted-down mass of humanity who don’t want woke socialism shoved down their throats, by a bunch of super rich elitists … Continue reading →

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Flippant Friday – Small Things – 🏆🏆🏆

Posted on 15/11/2019 by aj vosse

I’m sure you’re well familier with the very old saying… small things amuse small minds… Yes… I know, we teased each other as kids with that one. Only thing… I was scarred for life… and now I want revenge! So… … Continue reading →

Posted in #Dublin, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Photography, Sport, Travel | Tagged #abstract, #B&W, #bokeh, #bridges, #Dublin, #focus, #Friday Fact, #fun, #humour, #light, #monochrome, #quirky, #rain 🌧☂, #Saffers 🇿🇦, #tongue in cheek 😈, #travel 🛫, Flippant Friday, rain drops, RWC, South Africa, winner, words | 2 Comments

Six Word Saturday – Built By Hand

Posted on 09/11/2019 by aj vosse

The crossing, they built… by hand!

Posted in Photography, Travel | Tagged #Architecture, #bridges, #buildings, #contrast, #creative juices, #creative writing, #Six Word Story, #story 📖, #street photography 🎨, #travel 🛫, #urban photography 📷, lines, National Flags, New York, New York Streets, road signs, US of A | 1 Comment

Big, REAL BIG!!

Posted on 06/09/2019 by aj vosse

Jet lag at the moment… today is a big day too… we came all this way to celebrate Senior Son’s birthday with him and his partner! Whooppee…

Posted in Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Travel | Tagged #Architecture, #bridges, #dreams, #Friday Fact, #history, #inspiration, #mylife'sdiary, biltong, birthday, traffic | 4 Comments

Lens-Artists PC – Arklow Architecture

Posted on 07/03/2019 by aj vosse

This week’s challenge give me an opportunity to show you a bit of local architecture. Not all of it is too pretty but some is old… and some very useful. I mean… Arklow has the stone bridge in the country … Continue reading →

Posted in #Arklow, #Co Wicklow, #Ireland, Boating, Crosses & Churches, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Travel, Walking | Tagged #abstract, #Architecture, #Arklow, #Avoca River, #blog buddies, #boats, #bridges, #buildings, #Co Wicklow, #colour, #history, #industrial, #Ireland, #Irish Sea, #photography 📷, #ships, #sunset, #travel 🛫, #weather, 19 Arch Bridge, churches, city life, Lens-Artists, seascape | 8 Comments

A Saturday Stroll – Walktober 2018

Posted on 27/10/2018 by aj vosse

I was lucky enough to discover this event while visiting my old blog buddy Sallyann’s Walktober post. Sallyann took us for a stroll though Weymouth… her new home village. Sallyann and I have a few things in common… we began blogging … Continue reading →

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My Weekly Photo Challenge – R for Royal Canal

Posted on 04/10/2018 by aj vosse

The Royal Canal… one of Ireland’s major inland waterways. I won’t do a history lesson… that would keep us here for a week or longer. I’ll just say the advent of the railroad and later road transport seriously affected the … Continue reading →