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| You wanna go out in that! |
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| Not deterred by the rain |
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| Also not deterred! |
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| Battling the elements.. |
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| Looking better in the rain |
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| I like the rain |
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| Me too! |
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| Pink Snow |
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| Bluebell wood |
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| Five minutes from my house... |
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It's just rained and rained (and been stupidly freezing) all day here today but at least it gives me time to catch up on all my favourite blogs :)
ReplyDeleteThe photos are fab my dear xx
What an amazing phone.. it really takes wonderful pictures! The bluebell picture reminds me of visiting my Nain in Bangor, North Wales... she had a little bluebell wood near her house.
ReplyDeleteI don't envy you all that rain, brrrr!!
I love the bluebell wood.
ReplyDelete@Heather Lucas - and it's lovely to have you back and feeling better I hope :) xx
ReplyDelete@Di - I'm one of the few people I know who doesn't mind the rain: it's the cold I can't tolerate!
@Midlife SInglemum - believe it or not, the 'bluebell wood' is part of the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin as is the photo following :)
Great photos. It was miserable here all day too. I didn't brave the rain or take any nice photos - I sat inside with the fire on, miserable old me!
ReplyDeleteBluebell Wood is fab. Well done on getting out the door and not giving in to daytime TV (or even worse - cleaning!)
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, makes me want to go back to your lovely city :) Glad you got some me time even though you were soaked!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics. Especially love the cherryblossom "snow" Hope you've warmed up now :) xx
ReplyDeleteNow you've done it... I want to come back there... Funny I didn't mind the rain when I was in Dublin or elsewhere in Ireland...
ReplyDeleteI want to come back... great photos...
Love the one with the snail. The only one not in a hurry!! X
ReplyDeleteyou shamed me!
ReplyDeletei stayed in and ate tea x
Oh my God, that's with a camera phone? Is the grass really that green in Ireland?
ReplyDeleteDublin looks really beautiful - somewhere I'd really love to visit x
@LittleMamma - I bet you weren't miserable and I'd say the fire was lovely x
ReplyDelete@Kate - you may have noticed by now that me and cleaning have a very rocky relationship!
@lyndylou - Oh, I really hope you do come back x
@Petunia - Thanks missus, am snuggled up in a hoodie now :) xx
@Petra Rovere - Do, and let me know too - I love meeting other bloggers :)
@Puzzled - That snail looks very happy doesn't he? x
@northernmum - Oops sorry! x
@Beadzoid - Bord Failte should pay me :) And yes I hope you do visit one day, even with all the current problems, Ireland is still amazing and I feel very lucky to have all this on my doorstep x
My boy is melting down but I had to get a quick type in to tell you those pictures are stunning and beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI hate running in the rain so well done you. My brother and my dad dragged me out for a run in it when I was home recently.....so not for me!! give me blue skies and sunshine anyday.....oh make that everyday here lol. xxx
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures; particularly love the one of the Acer (is it an acer?). The weather is awful though isn't it; hasn't stopped raining over here either. I got drenched just walking from the car to the supermarket. Deb
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! And to think all I saw when I was looking out yesterday was the rain! Of course, the toddler saw "muddy puddles" and an opportunity for some fun! :)
ReplyDeleteLove pink snow (both the picture and your description).
ReplyDeleteJust shows how a stroll in the rain can wash the cobwebs away x
Reminds me of Oregon, here we lived for 5 years. I wonder if OR & Dubli Re on the same latitude ... but not taking the time to check. ;)
ReplyDeleteWhile living there I learned my mood is not affected by weather-a blessing, I think. Here in Texas the heat is a deterrent & many people use tradmills inside. But then no lovely photos.
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ReplyDeletethank you for sharing a slice of your life
Dublin is fascinating ( i read a lot of Maeve Binchy - do you like her - especially liked Firefly and Tara Road - is she a good writer about ireland )
@Lizbeth Cole - thank you and hope the meltdown was short x
ReplyDelete@Helen - lucky you:) But I do like the rain, it's quieter out and so the city looks different with fewer people on the street xxx
@Deb - I think it's an Acer, it's a gorgeous colour anyway x
@Lisa - I loved the jumping into muddy puddles stage :). Well apart from the washing x
@Donna - I certainly felt a lot better afterwards x
@Barbara - I think you're right about the latitudes. I don't much Iike treadmills,I have a need to get outdoors :)
@Floortime Lite Mama - so glad you like Maeve Binchy, she could probably be described as a 'national treasure' at this stage, she is very popular here and seems to be a lovely lady and yes, I've read quite a few of her books x
wow. love the pics, and what a great idea to actually get out in the rain! i'm a great indoors kind of girl but you have definitely inspired me to go to our Bluebell woods tomorrow - thanks!
ReplyDelete@Steph - Oh I hope you do, bluebells are just do stunning :)
ReplyDeleteJust read your post and have to say I absolutely loved the rainy day pictures! It's great to be able to see the beauty around you no matter what the weather!
ReplyDelete@fsmum - Thank you! I think I was inspired by all the posts on FB and Twitter about people curling up on the sofa for the day...so I decided to do something different :)
ReplyDeleteA positive spin on a rainy day... that's what we should all do!
ReplyDelete@Lottie - Thank you!
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