Tag Archives: sunset

Unfurl…

Posted on 18/08/2017 by aj vosse

There are days when Ma Nature throws her greatness at us in spectacular ways, especially when the day has been grey and damp. Then… as the sun sets, she unfurled her splendour… just for our enjoyment! Have a great Friday… … Continue reading →

Posted in Dublin, Dublin & Leinster Architecture & Other Interesting Sights, Factual Opinion, Ireland, Local Curiosity, Local Places, Photography, Reflections, Seasons, The Birds and the Bees, Travel, Walking | Tagged beauty, clouds, Co Dublin, colour, Daily Prompt, Friday Fact, gratitude, imagination, Irish landscape, light, liquid, Ma Nature, pleasure, storm, story, sunset, swan, water, weekend | 4 Comments

Sad Saturday?

Posted on 12/08/2017 by aj vosse

For months, I’ve been debating the reality of cutting back on my continued daily posts! The thing is, time just doesn’t allow me to put in what you deserve! I’ve noticed a decline in visitor’s numbers, rightfully so! If I … Continue reading →

Posted in Arklow, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Ireland, Seasons, Travel, Writing | Tagged #memyblog, Arklow, autobiographical, blogging, colour, creative writing, friendship, life, photography, questions, sunset, time | 12 Comments

Elemental

Posted on 10/08/2017 by aj vosse

Here’s Erica’s challenge for this week… her words… For this week’s challenge, explore the classical elements of earth, air, water, and fire. How do you capture something invisible like air, or the movement of water? At the time the challenge … Continue reading →

Posted in Arklow, Co Wicklow, Factual Opinion, Family & Life, Photography, Reflections, Travel, Walking | Tagged clouds, colour, fun, light, liquid, sunset, water, wave, Weekly Photo Challenge:, wine | 15 Comments

Mrs Bouquet or Mr Fragrance?

Posted on 25/07/2017 by aj vosse

Remember Mrs Bouquet? No… nor do I! Mr Fragrance however… I know well as I’ve just created him! All that because of the daily prompt! I mean… how do you ask someone with no sense of smell to do a … Continue reading →