And let's not forget the photo essay for the Grand Ledge St. Paddy's Parade: (popup app is under Photo Galleries in www.lansingstatejournal.com home page) In Colorado Springs, they let us peace activists into the St. Paddy's parade after dragging people away last year: http://www.gazette.com/articles/year_34261___article.html/last_peace.html
mmm, so beautiful. NYC is crazy for st. patty's day! a parade, and lots of happy drunk people wearing funny green hats stumbling down the streets and into the subways. i'm glad i stayed at home last night. :) i miss you!
It always looks nuts there, through the TV anyway. Did you hear about the bad construction accident? A lady (and two construction workers I think) who was there for St. Paddy's day was killed by a crane. :|
Awwww. I'm late but I DID like the thought of many people around the world celebrating a Green Day, Ruth. I LOVE your green from the real place. You're lucky!
Ruth, I almost missed these beautiful pictures, you have been around I see, lucky you, to answer your question to Ginnie, no we do not celbrate St.Patrick's Day, the Irish in Amsterdam might though, but it is not a special day to the Dutch. Have a great weekend.
Astrid, I suppose you might have to be Catholic to know it as a saints day, and it makes sense that you wouldn't celebrate it there. We have such a large Irish immigrant population here.
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ReplyDeleteAMAZING photos, Ruth! Happy St. Patty's day!
ReplyDeleteAnd let's not forget the photo essay for the Grand Ledge St. Paddy's Parade: (popup app is under Photo Galleries in www.lansingstatejournal.com home page)
ReplyDeleteIn Colorado Springs, they let us peace activists into the St. Paddy's parade after dragging people away last year:
http://www.gazette.com/articles/year_34261___article.html/last_peace.html
Ohhh, Thanks for the sheepie photo! I love the sheepies!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amy! I hope you and Dennis and Nicholas are well!
ReplyDeleteLoring, were you one of the ones dragged away last year?? You go! I'm glad they saw the light this year.
ReplyDeleteHeather, yes, for you those sheepies.
ReplyDeletemmm, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNYC is crazy for st. patty's day! a parade, and lots of happy drunk people wearing funny green hats stumbling down the streets and into the subways. i'm glad i stayed at home last night. :)
i miss you!
It always looks nuts there, through the TV anyway. Did you hear about the bad construction accident? A lady (and two construction workers I think) who was there for St. Paddy's day was killed by a crane. :|
ReplyDeleteWow what beautiful photos. Thanks for warming me up!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them, Don.
ReplyDeleteAwwww. I'm late but I DID like the thought of many people around the world celebrating a Green Day, Ruth. I LOVE your green from the real place. You're lucky!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautigul images, you have such an eye for photography.
ReplyDeleteRuth,
ReplyDeleteStunning photos of brilliant greens.
Yep, Ginnie, I had the luck o' the Irish. Do they celebrate this day in AMS?
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bob.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Meredith.
ReplyDeleteRuth, I almost missed these beautiful pictures, you have been around I see, lucky you, to answer your question to Ginnie, no we do not celbrate St.Patrick's Day, the Irish in Amsterdam might though, but it is not a special day to the Dutch.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
oh such lovely pictures or Ireland ruth
ReplyDeletei remember some of them, others are new to me
sorry i am late
happy st. Patrick's day
Astrid, I suppose you might have to be Catholic to know it as a saints day, and it makes sense that you wouldn't celebrate it there. We have such a large Irish immigrant population here.
ReplyDeleteThank you, rauf. And Happy Holi to you.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could take new photos of Ireland this year with my new camera.