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…lies Dunseverick Castle. One of the high roads from Tara ended on this beautiful cliff in County Antrim. Although the castle was destroyed in 1641, it’s location and the imagination of what was is a feast for the eyes and mind.
Here’s to the day….to seeing, to hearing, to thinking, to feeling…all the amazing things that God has placed all around to experience. Cliffs, water, skies, rocks, grasses, birds, dogs, laughter, tears, wind, rain, warmth….
Slainte. Lisa
No fences for these sheep; they took their sentry duties seriously and were not leaving their posts. 😉 Sheep lined the road evenly for a kilometer, quite careful to give their fellow comrades the needed personal space.
Leaving Malinbeg, driving towards Glencolmcille, County Donegal
I pray that the things I’m meant to be guarding, my heart, my mind, my thoughts, my relationships…..that I will take my duties as seriously, yet with the same sense of trust in the One who is really guarding us all. Slainte, Lisa
Traces of color etched in the sea
The grays, the blues, the whites, the pinks
Coming together to bring calmness, peace in me.
Orchestrated by an Artist far beyond what is seen.
~Lisa Lyons
Driving on Horn Head, near Dunfanaghy Ireland.
A throw-back photo from Cahir Castle, when my son was a little man of seven, circa 2001. 
Sure wish we had a strong drawbridge about now, or an ark would do fine also. Multitudinous amounts of rain forecast here over the next few days.
Stay safe and dry in your castle. Slainte, Lisa
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