Mr.Margie and I set off on our saturday outing with a view to driving over the Slievebloom mountains.
Morris looks so tiny under this majestic oak
It was a grey and rainy day, but our spirits were not dampened, and we had a quick stop to say hello to this herd.
Before long we arrived here Kinnity castle, thinking we might have a cuppa, but as the link shows, the castle was deserted when we arrived.Big Hugs,
Margie
Even the signposts are romantic! And Morris may be the most charming car I ever saw!
ReplyDeleteMaintaining a place like the castle must be a nightmare of expense -- particularly in these trying times.
Oh I was pleasantly surprised to find this post as it's not showing up yet. What a romantic countryside you enjoy! I just love it and am going back to look again.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful landscape! I love that huge tree...
ReplyDeleteToo bad about the rain, but being Norwegian I'm kind of used to it too. (That's why I holiday in Spain!)
I hope you'll have a wonderful SUNNY weekend!
Hello Margie! I was waiting for your Saturday's photos! Enchanting place you visited! It seems to have been a very romantic trip!
ReplyDeleteHappy week end!
Vale
beautifu place...i love the rain..
ReplyDeleteOh my heart longs to Ireland... As soon as I feel alright I have to come over there for a holiday.
ReplyDeleteLots of love/Veronica
Oh that it so pretty. Love that photo with cows and that little house.
ReplyDeleteAnd your car is soooo sweet. It really takes you back to a more innocent time when you went for a 'sunday drive' after lunch!
Thank you for sharing some of your beautiful countryside. I have always wanted to go to Ireland, now I want to even more!
Have a lovely weekend.
MBBx
Hope you are having a lovely birthday with Mr.Margie and that very charming Morris!
ReplyDeleteCheers!!!
Mags
What a lovely day for a drive through the countryside! The castle looks so charming (especially the name!) what a shame that is happening!
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting us along for an outing!
just found your blog and i am glad glad at least ONE irish woman loves real wool. as a german who has been living in glengarriff for almost 10 years i had the impression so far that mainly acrylics and plastic are fashionable and that crafted presents mean more or less "she has no money to pay for a REAL present". cheers from a very stormy west coast eliane
ReplyDeleteOh ! It's beautiful ! Hugs
ReplyDeleteOh Margie, You live in the most beautiful location in the world! Thank you so much for sharing your weekend outings with us!!♥
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures!
ReplyDeleteHow nice to drive around on the countrysite, the cows, the oak and the castle...so lovely!
I hope you enjoy it!
Mirelle
Poor old Kinnity! Thanks for your comments, I loved the French Essence blog and thank you so much for your award. Hope you are all enjoying France,
ReplyDeleteLove from me, at the Big Apple.
Beatiful, beatiful pictures you share with us =)
ReplyDeleteIt seems like you had a wonderful holiday in France. I've never been there myself, but maybe one day...
Hugs from Sweden!
You live in such a lovely and peacful place Margie! I would love to have a gorgeous castle in my neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteKarla