University College, Cork:
the old back gates, before the school outgrew the original campus
the president's office
the main quad, which includes some classrooms, hello hogwarts!
the student center, where I usually gravitate for tea
and reading after class
the O.R.B, where many humanities classes are held,
including my Latin course
Killarney:
one of the lakes in Killarney National Park
ruins of Muckross Abbey
This tree grows in the center of
the ambulatory, where monks in the
sixteenth century took walks.
sitting in an entrance to the ruin
our spot for lunch
the driveway leading to my future home
the back view of Muckross House
We found a little ruin off in the woods.
I was really excited about it and climbed
up on the wall for a photo.
Killarney is stunning.
Coole Park:
Inis Meain:
on the ferry leaving the mainland
the sun setting over the Atlantic
abandoned tea kettle
just in case people don't remember
they're on an island. . .
close-up of the famous rock-walls
a curagh, traditional island row boat
thatched roofing
Paris:
the tower from across the seine
random tree house
l'arc de triomphe
the obelisk
Dans Le Louvre:
I was hiding my arms to mirror Venus,
but you can't see them anyway.
I took a picture like this when I was 11. The
only noticeable difference, sadly, is the length
of my hair.
a view out of the window
Winged Glory
We were there early, so there wasn't
a huge crowd.
Notre Dame de Paris
La Musée D'Orsay:
It used to be a train station, and you can go up
about 8 escalators to the top.
Mr. Bean made her famous, in my humble opinion.
(My professor also mimicked Rowan Atkinson today;
it was spot-on and hilarious.)
There were so many beautiful Degas paintings.
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