Photo Friday : Darkness

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Photo taken by Ms. Jen's Nokia 7610.

Wed. 09.28.05 - A large, lovely tree on the Hall grounds as seen on the walk back from the Luas to my apartment. I am very glad to be in the leafy birdsong 'burbs rather than in the stone and diesel jungle downtown.

Dublin is lovely so far. I have yet to go grocery shopping and am subsidizing on my apples and power bars that I brought with me on the plane. ;o)

Thank God for the wi-fi and power outlet at the Central Cyberspace Cafe on Grafton Street, as I can use my own computer and programs to do email and blog. Now I just need to get my pay as I go Vodafone SIM card to work...

by Black Phoebe :: Ms. Jen on September 30, 2005 5:05 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | art + photography

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