Rob O’Sullivan writes [via BS app]:
Spotted just off Church St [Dublin 7] where they keep painting over every little bit of graffiti.
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Ruari Lynch writes:
My parents recently bumped into this guy who was filming using Quadcopters and DSLR cameras on Galley Head near Rosscarbery, Co. Cork. I managed to get in contact with him and he sent me a link to the footage, which turned out to be pretty good!
Above: Audrey Hepburn; Johnny Cash in 1968; Virginia Woolf in 1923; Rock Hudson in 1952; Albert Einstein; Janis Joplin in 1969 and Muhammed Ali in 1974.
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Ian Cairns writes [via BS app}:
Small font and bad 48 sheet application = Recipe for disaster.
Nonsense. It’s quite clearly an ad for Diet Sprite.
Declan Lee tweetz:
Nick Mason from Pink Floyd’s 1935 Aston Martin at Mansion House [Dublin] this morning ahead of @irishfestspeed
Drury Lane Car Park, Dublin.
You know what? Just take the stairs.
(Thanks ipfreely)
Spotted in an unnamed church in Cork.
(Alana Farrell via Conor P)
The mighty Henson and Oz with Bird, Upagus, Von Count and the gang back in the early 1970s.
They were young, furry and weird. And so were their puppets.
Photographer Anatoly Beloshchin’s photo series of Cenote Angelita (‘Little Angel’) in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula: an apparent ‘river’ in a collapsed limestone cenote cave formed by a phenomenon known as halocline.
According to Beloshchin, Cenote Angelita is fresh water until a depth of about 29m. There’s then a 1m layer of hydrogen sulphide, below which the entire base of the cave is filled with a dense layer of saltwater 30m to 60m deep.
This saltwater layer is the ‘river’.
A portrait by Bill Kirk of Dublin Belfast street life in 1983.
Even then adult oriented pop/rock took its toll on the populace.
Good times.