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Five Days of Photos: Ireland 2009

Meg, Greg, and Dougie in Irish countryside

“Their second album was more adventurous but less commercially successful than their first …”

–lori

May 22nd, 2009 | Tags: , | Category: serenity | Subscribe to comments | Leave a comment | Trackback URL

One Response to “Five Days of Photos: Ireland 2009”

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    Yorkshire Pudding:
    May 23rd, 2009 at 3:42 am

    You should have told me Goddess! My brother and his family live close to Kilfenora on the edge of The Burren. You could have called round for a cup of tea. Also, if I am not mistaken that Guinness sign is outside Vaughan’s pub in Kilfenora? I have supped many a pint of the black stuff in there. Come on babe…not just your tantalising photos - let’s have a literary account in which a Yankeedoodle reflects on the Emerald Isle. I for one would be most interested.

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