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Only this is required of man : to Act Justly, Love Tenderly and walk humbly with the Lord Our God.
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davidx

Joined: Dec 04
Points: 34719


Many thanks

Posted: 2008-07-31 12:35 PM   
Hi Hugh

Thanks for your comments on my Faeroes entries. I imagine a flight via Copenhagen would be the best way from Ireland, if you fancy seeing for yourself - but I can't pretend it would make a cheap holiday.
Cheers
David



eirekay

Joined: Aug 03
Points: 19539


Not yet!

Posted: 2008-07-28 09:44 PM   
Hugh,
Thank you for the compliment! No books yet. I am still in the learning phase!

I figure it is a couple more years off - that phase in which my children are too busy to go with me and the grandchildren aren't old enough yet. I'll write then!

Fondly,
Eire



eirekay

Joined: Aug 03
Points: 19539


Can't take Credit

Posted: 2008-07-26 11:31 AM   
Hugh,
Thank you for your lovely compliment. I can't take the credit. John found the White Desert in his research. I take one big trip a year with 1 of my 4 children - they get to decide where to go. They have to fill the following criteria:
1) A unique culture within the main culture.
2) An unexpected, little known feature.
3) A fun way to see a typical tourist site.
4) Figure a theme that links part of the trip.

The White Desert formations were John's answer to #2.

I am so blessed - all four have shown me such unexpected things!

Eire



here-i-come

Joined: Jul 08
Points: 298


Hullo Hugh :)

Posted: 2008-07-22 04:00 PM   
[quote]Thank you for your interest in the garden.

It appears you are Dutch but Desmond is often considered an Irish name[/unquote]

Thank you and up keeping a beautiful garden with a once tragic memory is where the lifting and removing of the sadness becomes enchanting to a soul which may have been granted worthy by its careful splendor & trimming maintenance for all generations to come and remember her unfortunate fate, with prayers over her...

I was born a RC and yes, it is a rarity to find a Dutch named Desmond from birth.

TQ Hugh for being a new friend and may we someday meet at a planned rendezvous during our travels.
I will start with leaving my email addy to receive your private mail with a preferred email I use & exchange contact with my side of details, as there is no PM feature here I must confess noticing.
Contact>>: dnplech@gmail.com



mistybleu

Joined: Aug 04
Points: 53340


Thanks for the compliment....

Posted: 2008-07-22 03:27 PM   
Hugh,

I do hope I'm getting better at taking pictures but it does help having a better (not a great) camera now.

I can't wait to visit Ireland again, but this time Northern Ireland, I would like to see the Giant's causeway. We'll see.

All the best
Amanda



eirekay

Joined: Aug 03
Points: 19539


Rock Garden

Posted: 2008-07-21 01:05 PM   
Hugh,
Your slideshow is just stunning! I am especially fond of the Rock Garden photo. There is a serenity which you consistently capture that I find so appealing!

Thanks!
Eire



mistybleu

Joined: Aug 04
Points: 53340


Slide show

Posted: 2008-07-21 04:58 AM   
Hey Hugh,

I just had a look at you new slideshow and it is brilliant. I love the colours and different coastal views of Ireland.

Nice work.
Amanda



jorgesanchez

Joined: May 05
Points: 41625


Amish report

Posted: 2008-07-19 06:36 PM   
Hugh, gracias for your nice comments on my Lancaster report. I am very glad that you liked it.
Jorge



mistybleu

Joined: Aug 04
Points: 53340


Slide show

Posted: 2008-07-11 06:49 PM   
Hugh,

How are you, I hope well.

Thanks for your comments about my slideshow - for some reason I was just so thrilled to see the Petronas Tower, so I'll glad you enjoyed seeing them as well.

Have a good weekend
Amanda


arohi

Joined: Jun 08
Points: 23


thanks

Posted: 2008-06-17 02:46 AM   
hello,
Mr Hughs how r you today hope so pink in health.
i wish to suggest you , that you should deffinetly visit india, its a land of tradition , culture, love and respect. you have ample of thinks to see , hundreds of places to visit and ample of food choices . each and every state of india has some thing new to offer. And i am shure your expirence visiting india would be an ever lasting memory for you.
and thats way i love my country.


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