One more photo from the picturesque Guagán.  If you’re visiting Cork and it’s not actually raining, this is a lovely place to visit.

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We took a little walk up one of the many paths at Guagán Barra a few weeks ago.  It was a glorious sunny day so the going was tough but the views when we got up there were well worth it.

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The oft-photographed little church at Guagán Barra a few miles on from Béal Atha an Ghaorthaidh.  This is the starting point of the River Lee which runs all the way to Cork City.

The church here is tiny with just enough room for one person to go up the aisle.  I played the uilleann pipes at a wedding here when I was barely a teenager for my neighbour who was teaching me the violin at the time.  Brave move (for her!) but I thoroughly enjoyed it and I still play some of the tunes I learned for that wedding to this day.  I no longer play the violin though!

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Taken on a bright Sunday evening while walking in town back in November.

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It’s been a while since I posted.  Since the last post, I’ve got a new laptop, so to celebrate I tried a new photo editing technique which I’ve seen in quite a few places.  I tried the tips used on The Almond Croissant Diaries.  Unfortunately it didn’t quite translate to Gimp for me so I used this tutorial on Gimp.org.  The photo in question is actually the one and only apple from the apple tree in my back garden.  You may see hints of grey in the coloured areas, which apparently is similiar to my full head of non-grey hair!

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