The bridge at Bunclody where the river Clody flows into the river Slaney. In Celtic mythology, Cloidigh (Clody) was a local goddess, while the greater Sláine (Slaney) was the powerful deity of healing.
Norman Darlo
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The bridge at Bunclody where the river Clody flows into the river Slaney. In Celtic mythology, Cloidigh (Clody) was a local goddess, while the greater Sláine (Slaney) was the powerful deity of healing.
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Fabulous shot. It looks so serene and quit… : )
It’s a very nice spot, just on the edge of my local town. You’d never guess it now, but there was a very bloody battle fought on that bridge in 1798, between British redcoats and Irish rebels!
You know, I can almost see it.
This is beautiful, love seeing sites fro all over the world.
Thank you, Carol. I took this photo on the last time I went out walking with Josh, February last year. Precious memory.
What a precious memory. Happy Father’s Day.
Thank you 😀 😀
Lovely picture of a bridge
Thank you 🙂
Great capture of the bridge Norman – love the image!
Thank you, Scott. Much appreciated 🙂
You are most welcome! Miss your quizzes!!!!
Eh… so do I 🙂
So, as my old baseball coach used to say “what is standing right in front of you, hand on your chest, saying don’t do it?”
A combination of factors, Scott. Lack of energy/motivation coupled with time pressures, mainly.
Thanks, Donald.
I love this shot. Good job.
Very nice. I like the reflection.
Thank you, Gary.
A very interesting bridge, thanks for sharing
Many thanks, GD.