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This is a Test. Urna Semper - Etiam sit est. Fringilla Viverr - Donec nunc. Eget Toque - Aenean iaculis. Diam Nobis - Laoreet arcu. Leo Praesen - Curabitur. Trenz Pruca - Maecenas. Vitae Hasellus - Id elit. Donec Pede - Quam Amet. Eget - Nullam duis ligula. Viverra Tellus - Mi odio. Sodales - Aliquet integer. Risus Diam - Scelerisque. New Years in Oregon. The Crew at the Cabin. This is a Test.
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Irish Postcards | A site about Irish postcards
A site about Irish postcards. This site is dedicated to Irish postcards and will in the course of time cover various aspects of this subject. At this preliminary stage a few test subjects will be included and as time goes by more complete information will be available. Comments are welcome via the contact option.
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Irish Postcards
Castles, Houses & Follies. Postcard Albums & Accessories. Panoramic Giants by Raphael Tuck & Sons. December 25, 2016. I had never come across this type of card until today when I stumbled across two of them on Etsy. Measuring an incredible 3.5 in x 11 in they must have been difficult to send through the mail without suffering damage. According to the Tuck Database. More Art from Scholastic Productions. November 16, 2016. Three of them I hadn’t seen before and the strange “. Left to right clockwise:.
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irishpostmedarchaeology.wordpress.com
IPMAG | lots of stuff about post medieval and historical archaeology in Ireland
Lots of stuff about post medieval and historical archaeology in Ireland. This is is a blog set up by the Irish Post-Medieval Archaeology Group to discuss, well, post-medieval archaeology and a lot more…. Jump to comment form. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Some photos from IPMAG IX.
irishpostoffice.blogspot.com
Irish Post Office
Monday, February 1, 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is a collection of ideas related to a study being carried out through the group Townland at the School of Architecture, UCD. It is an investigation into the role of the Post Office in Ireland, its global network and its unique connection to local identity. I encourage you to add pictures, thoughts and reactions or anything Post Office related.
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Home - IrishPostOffices.org
Welcome to Irish Post Offices. The first time I went to Ireland I was fascinated by the landscapes, the monuments, the people and the way of life. But what did capture my attention was the simplicity of the Post Offices. Where I live, and I think almost anywhere else in the world, post offices are dull and they all look alike. They are cold and uninspiring buildings, with no charm at all. In the most fortunate cases a sad sign will tell you the name of the town that a post office is in. Enjoy your visit ...
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Irish Potato
Łapiąc światło w Dublinie (i nie tylko). Czwartek, 19 marca 2015. D700 50 1.4. Środa, 11 marca 2015. Indie Kraina uśmiechniętych żebraków. Lekcja dla marudzących i narzekających na tu i teraz: obowiązkowa deportacja na miesiąc do Indii. Rzeczy niemożliwe na każdym kroku. Bezdomny poszukiwacz złota wybierający czarny śmierdzący muł ze ścieków miejskich . z sukcesem. Ludzie bez pieniędzy spiący na dworcu w oczekiwaniu na pociąg, który bez biletu zabierze ich by mogli udać się do odległej o 800 km świątyni.