Ireland finally....
I have finally posted all of my photos...the pertinent ones to my blogspot address. http://colleen-anderson.blogspot.com/
There are some seriously SCA/medieval geek pictures. If you're into old architecture, ruins and walls, there are lots of those. There's some good pictures of a 17th century, leather coat worn by a musketeer or some other person who was shot. :) If you geek out on close-ups of pillars and designs and tombs and stones, there are plenty.
If you like neolithic tombs and stones and the Irish countryside, there is that. If you like castles, there's a goodly number. If you like medieval cemeteries, there are a few of those too. You'll have to look to the right of my blog and click on each month (since Sept.) to find the headings if you're looking for specific places. I split the entries up and with each entry put a set of photos, so that people wouldn't get overwhelmed. When you click on the photo you'll be taken into Picasa and can read the captions, which often have more info.
Unfortunately, I did very few museums and have not scroll/illuminated book stuff. That's for the next round to Ireland.
There are some seriously SCA/medieval geek pictures. If you're into old architecture, ruins and walls, there are lots of those. There's some good pictures of a 17th century, leather coat worn by a musketeer or some other person who was shot. :) If you geek out on close-ups of pillars and designs and tombs and stones, there are plenty.
If you like neolithic tombs and stones and the Irish countryside, there is that. If you like castles, there's a goodly number. If you like medieval cemeteries, there are a few of those too. You'll have to look to the right of my blog and click on each month (since Sept.) to find the headings if you're looking for specific places. I split the entries up and with each entry put a set of photos, so that people wouldn't get overwhelmed. When you click on the photo you'll be taken into Picasa and can read the captions, which often have more info.
Unfortunately, I did very few museums and have not scroll/illuminated book stuff. That's for the next round to Ireland.