One of my favorite photos from our wexfird trip this summer - I have always loved the "giant rhubarb" plants, they look so prehistoric and exotic. This is at the JFK memorial park, a tree huggers' paradise. Also the scene of my baby son's first picnic aged 8 months. He didn't rate the chicken sambos but he loved rolling on the rug with daddy...
Curvature of reconstructed Iron Age House roof in the Irish Heritage Centre, Wexford.
Iron Age house - reconstructed roof, using ancient methods. Irish Heritage Centre, Wexford.
A carefully constructed miniature circle using razor shells and sticks. Found as strolling along Rosslare Strand. Left me wondering if another pagan soul had been there just before me....
One of the lovely roses in the gardens at Kilmokea House, Wexford. Fabulous gardens, in the truest sense of the word; a feeling of enchantment pervades the ornamental grounds and it is easy to lose oneself in a pleasant hour of reverie.
St Stephen's Green, Dublin - in the unseasonable April sunshine the park boasts a "prettyish kind of wilderness", not out of place on a walk through the countryside
