Tag Archives: Photos
Doorways to Dubh Linn are everywhere. Sometimes they can be seen and sometimes not, but there’s always some sort of marker, something to identify them. While doing research for A Hollow in the Hills on Bray Head we came across … Continue reading
Amazing image for The Treachery of Beautiful Things from Damien Kelly (www.damosays.com). Thank you so much! *dance of fae malevolence & joy* Remember the paperback edition of The Treachery of Beautiful Things is out on the 1st August! … Continue reading
In the midst of all the Christmas chaos, we went for a walk in a local park and came across the fairy tree. And what a fairy tree… Any wonder there’s inspiration everywhere when you can find things … Continue reading
Thought I would share two pretty images I came across today – just small examples of the wonderful detials you can find in old books. The initials are illustrated with different animals (S=snake, P=Pig, C=Crane) but for the letter I … Continue reading
Ok, so I’ve delayed posting this evening as I should have but I completely blame the brand new shiny shiny phone that arrived today. Did I mention it’s shiny??? Part 2 of the holiday theme was Megalithic. Brittany is of … Continue reading
The reason for the parts? Ah yes, well, there are many photos. So many in fact they fall into different categories. As did our holiday, in a sense. Medieval, Megalithic, Geographic, Folklorish, with the overriding theme of research. Strangely enough … Continue reading
It all started as a bit of a whim to be honest. But then these things often do. … Continue reading
It’s spring. Really really spring. Because the hawthorn in the field at home is in full bloom. And it’s magic. Well, of course it’s magic – it’s a hawthorn in bloom. It’s a May Tree (yes, in April), also called … Continue reading
Or what I did in the first week of January 2011. Below is a slideshow of pictures from the trip to Rome for the library conference, although not many of the conference itself. Librarians talking… not too thrilling there. But … Continue reading