I called this the cradle because it was the home of Pádraig Pearse, who it could be argued was the father of modern Ireland . He was executed in 1916 for leading an insurrection against English rule . As Ireland was a British colony at the time and of course WW1 was at it's worst, it was considered a treacherous act. He was a Teacher and poet with his own school in Dublin, this was his summer retreat in Rosmuck, west of Galway. It opens to the public during the summer months .
I clicked on your name, saw this and was going to fav since it's amazing, but realize I had already seen it... hope your holidays have gone well and that you'll be back soon!
I've Only just come back to 365 after a 3 week break and checked in to see what you've been up to, and POW was hit in the face with this fantastic shot. You've out done yourself on this one its simply superb . I hope to see you back here soon.
very nice reflections and great processing!