Black and Gold Autumn Days in Dublin

A recent visit to Dublin during beautiful cold crisp autumn days

and a long overdue visit to the Guinness Storehouse, one of the most

popular tourist attractions in Ireland.

Amazing architecture inside the old brewery which has been converted to this tourist attraction,

seven storeys of glass and iron inside a huge pint glass.

The "Made of More" sculpture which features much of the Guinness advertising used over the years.

 A welcome sight inside the Gravity bar on the seventh floor,

the perfect pint of Guinness awaits its final top up.

 You can enjoy your pint whilst viewing the city of Dublin from one of its tallest buildings.

   "The Power and The Glory".

A lovely sky to end the day, the view across Dublin Bay towards the old power station at sunset.

A lonely cloud high in the sky as the sun sets below the Wicklow Hills.

Local Travels in North Wales

 Recent stunning clear air and warm sunshine during a walk in North Wales in the

Clwydian Forests around Moel Famau inspired these autumnal images.

 Crystal clear air reveals this view across Ruthin towards Cader Idris on the horizon.

A simple bramble leaf becomes a fiery furnace as yellow flames creep along the leaf veins.