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Beautiful morning in Wallace Park, the sun was shining but definitely still a bit chilly!
We are fortunate to have such a lovely park just across the road from church, and we often go there for a walk (and to take a photo or two) before church on a Sunday morning.
Sharing my daily iPhone photos on my blog
Thanks to our lovely neighbour at our cottage, I am finally able to blog WITH photos, and not just from my iphone. (Still NOT impressed with the customer service from BT) So, here’s a catch-up since my last proper blog post. Despite my husband being on-call on Christms Day, he managed to be there for…
One of my favourite things to look at over Christmas is Christmas trees, so of course I could resist visiting the Christmas Tree Festival in Lisburn Cathedral. I have heard of Christmas Tree festivals before, but this was the first one I had the opportunity to visit. The sign outside informed us that the “Journey…
It’s almost Christmas, so today I will share our planned Christmas Dinner menu … and I expect our main course is fairly typical of what will be served in homes throughout Northern Ireland on Christmas Day. The main event of course is the turkey and ham – we collected ours from the lovely Clare at Blackberry…
Top 10 Places (off the beaten tourist track) to visit in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland has many great places to visit – but often some of the most beautiful places are overlooked by the majority of visitors …..and here are a few….. with a few of my photos Ballintoy Harbour A lovely wee harbour, beach,…
Sharing my daily iPhone photos on my blog
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Presume the water fountain is the one which was at the corner of the cricket pitch. If so, I still remember passing it on thecway from Belsize Road to Wallace High. There were waist-high little watering sites, with chrome handles or wheels…
There is now one in Castle Gardens and this one in Wallace Park, about halfway along the treelined avenue, overlooking the cricket pitches.
I found this link Harry, giving lots more info on the Wallace Fountains https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallace_fountain