Jennifer Farley Photography: Bee At Work

This is a picture from last summer, on one of the days it wasn’t raining. A little bee at work.
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This is a picture from last summer, on one of the days it wasn’t raining. A little bee at work.

I took this out the window of the top floor of Tate Modern in London. I love the pink tables and chairs.

On this day in 460 A.D., Saint Patrick, Christian missionary, bishop & apostle of Ireland, died at Saul, Downpatrick, Ireland. Now this picture has absolutely nothing to do with St. Patrick and it’s not taken in Downpatrick either, but it just felt like it could be related.
It was taken near Crookhaven in Cork.

Was driving on a country road and saw this guy. I literally did a double take and had to reverse back. He was absolutely huge and quite scary looking to be honest.

These were taken last year on a visit to lovely East Sussex in England. This was a pretty dull day and even though it was the middle of summer, the pier at Eastbourne wasn’t too busy. I like the difference in mood between the people in the picture above and the ladies in the pic below.


Met these two gorgeous little fellas on the way into a forest in India. They were very cute and curious. Also on the way, we passed this hand lettered sign, a nice reminder of what the forest is all about.


More from the journey across the Cork and Kerry Mountains. That’s one of the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks. I had a very patient husband who stopped the car for me to take pics quite frequently on the way home.

This statue of the crucifiction is at the top of the winding mountain road between Cork and Kerry on the Healy Pass.

We drove over to Lough Lene fairly early this morning as it was such a beautiful start to the day. It’s about 10K from where we live. This morning was nippy but with a lovely blue sky. There wasn’t a ripple on the lake.
