I'm a bit behind in sharing but here is the bounty that was included in the June Special Stone Issue of Emerald Post. I still have 2 in stock HERE for $15 and you can get the Stone Watercolor Print HERE for $9. There was really a lot included in June's Issue as well as the upcoming July Castle Issue which is just about to hit mailboxes. It's not to late to snatch up a Castle Issue HERE. Wishing you all summers of bounty & beauty (but secretly wishing for fall).
Showing posts with label high cross. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high cross. Show all posts
Friday, July 14, 2017
June Emerald Post - History in Stone
Labels:
ancient,
beehive huts,
contents,
dolmen,
Emerald Post,
high cross,
june,
monuments,
Neolithic,
newgrange,
quoit,
skellig Michael,
stones,
watercolor
Sunday, June 4, 2017
Incredible Stories, Expertly Told
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| Photo from www.abartaheritage.ie |

If you have an affinity for Ireland, for histories, for stories, or have any inclination to travel to the Emerald Isle, you must meet Abarta Heritage and Audio guides. Abarta Heritage offers many easily downloaded audio guides to listen to while traveling or while in the comfort of your own home sipping a hot cuppa tea. Best yet.....most are FREE. That's right. Whisk yourself away to other lands and other centuries with an expert audio guide (Abarta is run by archaeologists and historians). Abarta also runs a gorgeous Instagram account and blog. Abarta is a great resource for travelers but just as enjoyable and informative for those who dream of "one day" hopping the pond to Ireland. Neil Jackman, from Abarta also runs Time Travel Ireland, a great website featuring archaeological site around Ireland.
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An Irish High Cross - Carvings Explained
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Labels:
abarta,
audioguides,
Christian,
high cross,
history,
Ireland,
medieval,
monastery,
travel
Friday, March 17, 2017
Happy St. Patrick's Day
May you always have
walls for the wind,
a roof for the rain,
tea beside the fire,
laughter to cheer you,
those you love near you
and all your heart might desire
-Irish Blessing
Labels:
antrim,
county clare,
Four leafed Clover,
high cross,
rock of cashel,
st. Patrick's day,
tipperary
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