Gräsfjäril
Harklöver
Kråkvicker
Monke
Prästkrage
Älggräs
Käringtand
Alsikeklöver
Smörblomma
Rödklöver
Knapptåg
A Tribute to Swedish Wild Flowers
Travel theme: Flavour
Mmm…Flavour for Ailsa. I give you my mango and strawberry cheesecake!
Black & White Sunday: Low-Lying
Paula is asking for a low-lying motif this Sunday. Having fun in the forest – I hope you think it is fun too!
Cee’s B&W Photo Challenge: Signs
This once was a sign…or it is still a sign? Go to Cee to find more signs!
Silent Sunday
Travel theme: Tidy
Gdansk harbour – tidy it is. I guess a harbour has to be – otherwise chaos would be upon us. I only wish my desk was as tidy …
Thursday Thoughts and WPC: Bridge
My Thursday Thoughts connected with WPC: Bridge.
A hope and a wish for all countries to continue their work – to stand united, bridgeing all disputes – to save our planet Earth. A Swedish meadow in its summer glory – is it not worth preserving? May the Love of Mother Nature be the Bridge for us all.
Wordless Wednesday
Silent Sunday
Kilmacduagh
The stunning Kilmacduagh monastery was founded by St Colman in the 7thCentury.
I loved everything about it – the serenity, the silence, the rural beauty of the area.
The round tower is dated from the 12th Century, and the tallest one in Ireland – Kilmacduagh is 34 meters in height with the doorway set 7 meters above ground level.
The tower also has quite a visible lean to it – said to be 0.5 meter from the vertical.
The biggest church building on the site is the cathedral ( Templemore Mac Duagh). dated between the 11th and 12th Century.
The Church of St John the Baptist (Teampuill Owen) is in the field next to the cathedral.
It dates from the 10th Century which would make this church the oldest building on the site.
The cemetary is still in use, and I do not think I have ever seen a thicker stone wall than this one.
Impressive!
On leaving, we finally got a closer look at the lovely cows – and they finally got a closer look at us…
Leya 
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