Ulster
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could tell a thousand tales …
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At the Ulster Folk museum … an outhouse window reveals a glimpse of the past … almost like looking back in time to a distant past … dreamy !!!
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At the Ulster Folk museum – Cultra What i would give to own one of these … I might build a replica in my garden … would make a great ‘new home’ card
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The very last hangman’s rope used to hang Ulsters last rogue … 1961 … now housed in the Ulster Folk museum … its a sinister reminder of our old justice system …
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Standing proud … my favourite instrument …. a lambeg drum these drums were used at the Somme to stir the blood of British troops and put the fear of God into the enemy … what a sound they make … they put the fear of God into me from I was a boy. I think that is why I love their destinctive sound so much with or without the fyfe.
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Jaguar XK120 Roadster Ulster any help to confirm or advise any other details would be appreciated
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trip around the docks … set – part 9
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The ‘big fish’ with H&W crane ‘samson’ in background …
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At the Ulster Folk museum – Cultra
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At Ulster Folk museum – Cultra This tool was used to roll the steel ring around the outer circumference of a spoked wooden wheel in years past …
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Me … at you !!!
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inspiration comes easy here …
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a little better I think … more abstract make a great ‘hard rock or musical festival’ card … !
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graffti on the gaol wall, looks like blood
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THE PRESBYTERIAN
by Stephen JacksonThe interviewer asked if you had laughed. / You said that, once, you had. / How well I know that laugh. / A purged cry, sterile as fire, / A …
The seed for the poem was when a leading North Irish politician, at the time of the Troubles, was interviewed on national radio. Had he ever laughed? the interviewer asked, innocently. Oh yes, he replied, the once: he’d absolutely roared.
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Grianan of Aileach, an early Irish ring fort, or cashel, thought to have been constructed in the eighth century A.D. The fort stands on Grianan Hill near Burt in County Donegal, just a few miles from Derry. Grianan has mythological associations. Here is a quote from Wikipedia: “An Irish creation myth claims that this fortress was built by the great king Daghda of Tuatha de Danann. The grave of the king’s son Aeah was in the centre of the fortress, which had been built around it. Whether such a grave existed is unknown; there are no archaeological remains, although a nearby tumulus could be a grave marker.”
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Took this yesterday evening,livened it up a bit in photoshop.
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can be what you want. red hand of Ulster, or some symbolic thing you think of.
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Sunset over Grainan Fort Donegal Ireland – the fort is said to be one of the homes of the ancient kings of Ulster being over 4,000 years old
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Enniskillen Castle lies on the banks of the Erne, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
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Glenoe, one of the Seven Glens of Antrim, is a beautiful Irish village. These cottages were built in the 1800s.
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The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum boy
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The forest shows us the conjoined poles of the Grand Paradox, the dynamic mix and sensuous interplay of masculine and feminine principles, the unknowable yin and yang. From the steady, sure, unfading boulders anchoring the multitude of energies, to the glimmering rivulets vibrating amid fecund shores; from the pristine, continuous blue of the sky-dome to the groping aggregates of rough moss and lichen fields; to the fleeting but certain presence of pungent breeze…. Something stirs in my soul, and it is larger than joy. Image and text c Lynda Lehmann.
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