Tag Archives: #story 📖

Once upon a time… a long, long time ago, in a land far, far away… no, just down the road… there lived a happy family. They were happy because spring was in the air… and they could play on the … Continue reading →

Posted in #Arklow, #Co Wicklow, #Ireland, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Photography, Reflections, Seasons, Travel, Walking | Tagged #Arklow, #beach, #beauty, #blue, #fun, #humour, #sea, #Seaside Saturday, #short story 📚, #sky, #spring, #story 📖, #tongue in cheek 😈, #wave, #weather, GDN, GST, seascape, The Cove, water | 4 Comments

Marine Moment Monday

Posted on 18/02/2019 by aj vosse

I love going down to the beach – but always pass by the harbour to see what’s going on. I often walk to the beach and stop off anywhere along the moorings to see if I can get a snap … Continue reading →

Posted in #Arklow, #Co Wicklow, #Ireland, Boating, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Travel, Walking, Writing | Tagged #action, #Arklow, #autobiographical, #boats, #buildings, #Co Wicklow, #colour, #fishing, #future, #history, #industrial, #inspiration, #life, #memories, #motivation, #outdoors 🔥⛺😎, #photography 📷, #short story 📚, #story 📖, #storyteller 💬😎, harbour, Walking, work | 4 Comments

Whooppee Wednesday Weather!

Posted on 30/01/2019 by aj vosse

Yesterday it was all about mellow yellow… but I did mention the chance of fluffy white snow falling about. We went for a walk… why not, it was bright! OK… for you good folk who don’t know about cold… the … Continue reading →

Posted in #Arklow, #Co Wicklow, #Ireland, Factual Opinion, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Seasons, Travel, Walking | Tagged #Arklow, #Avoca River, #clouds, #Co Wicklow, #humour, #Irish landscape, #outdoors 🔥⛺😎, #sky, #story 📖, #weather, #wind, #winter ❄, cold, snow, South Africa, Walking | 6 Comments

Thursday Thought – Hello India!!

Posted on 24/01/2019 by aj vosse

I’ve been keeping an eye on the stats as of late. Why? Well, for a few reasons. I’ve noticed increased interaction with the good folk of India – this has taken a few different forms: more Indian folk following the … Continue reading →