Snappydave Wall Art
39 creative works found
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a weed at the side of the road … its staying !!!
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BUTTERCUP baby just to let me down ….. oooooooh oh oh
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my fave purple petal shot today … i reckon it could make a great poster or print it would certainly make a great – ’ get well soon’ card
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same flower … different perspective
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same flower … different perspective … velvet texture
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same flower sc work … dry brushed and background enhanced
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same flower sc …
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please release me let me go … till i bite that f—kin photographer cus hes doin my nut in …
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grass
by SNAPPYDAVEauthentic emerald isle grass … 40 shades all in one shot this would make a great ‘St patrick’s day’ or ‘environmental awareness’ card
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this is the one and only home for me … in my opinion the best house in Ireland and if I could, i would buy it when it becomes available … chances are though it will never come onto the property market as the Nation Trust will have the option to buy before anyone else does … the pi that i have on my gallery ‘rock with a view’ is just outside this house on the beach opposite … approx 100ft away … yes this is the one for me … oh and there are only five houses down on the Port … one is already owned by the National Trust and can be rented as a holiday let … its a gem also … just two doors away from this little gem If anyone out there wants to buy it, I will be the caretaker for free lol Oh Portbradden means ‘Port of the salmon’ it has a long history
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This is it in its fullness … a tiny port with a huge history and views to die for over the sea looking toward white rock bay and further afield to Rathlin Island and then Scotland beyond that again … wow The National Trust House is second from the right hand side and can be rented …....
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just dreaming of my seaside retreat … ahhhhhh
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im a feelin’ romantic …. unusual for me mmmmmmm !!!
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SnappyDave plays the blues …
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This one is for Maggieposh … was looking out for you today Maggs but couldn’t find ya … I was listening to a song at the time on You Tube at the same time … the song was ‘London calling’ .... by The Clash. This is the ‘SNAPPY’ finger that does all my communications … hee hee
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I just thought I would create an abstract tonight … so what do you think then ??? LOL
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Little Donkey Little Donkey / On the dusty road / Got to keep on plodding onward / With your precious load / Been a long time little donkey / Through the winter’s night / Don’t give up now little donkey / Bethlehem’s in sight Chorus: / Ring out those bells tonight Bethlehem Bethlehem / Follow that star tonight Bethlehem Bethlehem / Little Donkey Little Donkey had a heavy day / Little donkey Little donkey carry Mary safely on her way Repeat Chorus Little Donkey Little Donkey journey’s end is near / There are wise men waiting for us & to bring them here / Do not falter little donkey to a cattle shed Repeat Chorus Little donkey little donkey had a heavy day / Little Donkey little donkey carry Mary safely on her way / Do not falter little donkey, there’s a star ahead, / It will guide you little donkey, to a cattle shed.
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Just for a good old laugh … cus i’m bored !!! you can even buy a card … !!!
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this appears like a fierce frightening wave with its leading red curve …. lets hope that the world never sees another Tsuami like we did not so long ago!
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Just behind this archway to the left is a Restaurant/Bar named ‘The North Gate’ ironically! ... this is where I met a girl named Jenny …. ‘the rest is history’, as they say – I married her ;-) Looking at the quiet old town to-day one can scarcely believe that it was once a place of the greatest importance, and the centre of such stirring times, when Belfast was only a small village. The oldest records tell us that an Irish King, Feargus, built the first castle to defend his property three hundred and twenty years before Christ. He crossed to Scotland, and on his return journey he was wrecked on a rock in the bay, called afterwards the Rock of Fergus. His body was found and buried in the adjacent abbey of Monkstown. Another story tells that the same rock was called Carraig-na-Fairge, rock of the sea, from which it is more probable the name Carrickfergus was derived. From that time until a hundred years ago, Carrickfergus suffered almost constant invasion, plunder, bloodshed and burning. The Castle, the Church and remains of the walls bear silent witness to the oft-told story. The first wall was built round the city inside a month. It was built of sods and the inhabitants all joined with alacrity to defend the place from their enemies. This wall was afterwards replaced by stone, part of which is still to be seen. It was eighteen feet high, six feet thick and had seven bastions. The corners were of cut yellow stone, freestone, not found in any place in the neighbourhood. A moat safeguarded the landward side, a deep trench and drawbridge the outer side. There were four gates-The Glenarm or Spittal Gate-now the North Gate, the Woodburn or West Gate, the Water Gate and the Finey Gate which had battlements on the top. James I. entered the town by a drawbridge. The North Gate is still a picturesque memorial of the old days, but we hope the ancient structure may not fulfil the tradition which says: “The North Gate will stand until a wise man becomes a member of the Corporation.” A recent resolution was passed which proves that wise men have now a majority on the Corporation, for they have decided to restore the North Gate. Long may it remain as a most interesting object.
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Thought I would grow a bit ‘of a beard … it used to be nice and dark … now there is more grey … guess its old age setting in …. ah well its keeping my face warm in winter LOL Inspired by the song ‘Holding back the Years’ by Simply Red … a great song!
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We went for a drive Sunday up along the back roads ad towards the Glens of Antrim ….. snapped this up a the roadside just past Carnlough …..
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Self
by SNAPPYDAVEjust an update LOL wow fame at last ….. got my face on a card LOL
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I never forget a ‘little saying’ my father used to say when he saw a wee man trying to be the ‘fella in the big picture’ ..... it was ‘inside every wee man there is a big man trying to get out’ .... well i’ve taken this ‘saying’ and reversed it here cus inside this big man is a wee man trying to escape LOL ... and for those non-NI Irish people trying to work out what ive just typed here, forget it !!! ... you will never understand the Northern Irish (Belfast) speak !!! LOL
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