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A beautiful image of the stone among the trees and forest floor.
Congratulations on a beautiful postcard.
Marian at Skehana and District Heritage Group
This is truly an inspiring image of Glendalough.
Have so memories of the Sacred Site.
Congrats on your postcard.
Noelene MGG
Hi there, I think your postcard is brilliant….the verse is very evocative…well done
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