Category Archives: Photos of Built Stuff

Photos of infrastructure (buildings, bridges, roads), and of anything manufactured or built (giant plant puffins, as one example . . .).

To Bee

To bee or not to bee: That is the photograph. Continue reading

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Peace Bridge, Derry/Londonderry

Like love, the path to peace never did run smooth. Or straight. Continue reading

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Castles, Ireland

This may not show exactly what they looked like. It might show what they felt like. Continue reading

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Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin

It really does look like a harp. Continue reading

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Fun and Bronze

She’s a good girl, she is. Isn’t she? Continue reading

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Reputedness

On our first, last, and only day in Dublin, we had a guided tour of St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Now, St. Patrick looms large in Irish history and mythology, and it can be tough to distinguish the one from the other, … Continue reading

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Belfast Before Break of Day

A pre-dawn stroll turns up a few surprises. Continue reading

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Glide!

It’s a bird, it’s a superhero, no it’s a glider. Continue reading

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St. Andrew’s Lock and Dam, Lockport MB

A second look at Selkirk area infrastructure. Continue reading

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