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Posted on October 23, 2018

‘Eels, being put into wine or beer, and suffered to die in it, he that drinks it will never endure that sort of liquor again’ 

Not sure what has moved me to resurrect this old post,  but here are two letters I sent to the journal Alcohol and Alcoholism from May 2010 and then May 2014 on…

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Posted on October 21, 2018

Joachim Rønneberg RIP

Joachim Rønneberg has died. He was the last living link with the heroics of the Norwegian resistance’s sabotage of the Nazi driver for the atomic bomb, via infiltration of the…

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Posted on October 13, 2018October 18, 2018

#Inktober2018 day 12 – #whale

Ok, I have been quite sporadic posting about Inktober. Here are my posts so far: #Inktober2018 Day 1: “Poisonous” #inktober2018 Day 2 – “Tranquil” #Inktober2018 Day 3 – #roasted #Inktober2018 Day 9…

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Posted on October 9, 2018

#Inktober2018 Day 9 #Precious

I have been keeping up with Inktober, but for various reasons not as assiduously as last year. Perhaps it isn’t as novel, perhaps I am more critical of my own drawing skills,…

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Posted on October 4, 2018

A Whale Burial in Magheraroarty, Donegal, March 2007

One day in March (I think) 2007 I was walking along the beach at Magheraroarty when I came across a large crowd watching two diggers preparing a sandy grave for…

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Posted on October 2, 2018

#inktober2018 Day 2 – “Tranquil”

#Inktober continues and today’s prompt is “Tranquil”. Here is a selection of tweets with pictures on the theme: Inktober Day 2.- Tranquil#inktober #Inktober2018 pic.twitter.com/aCxSLVROAB — 🎃Saulol Sandoval🎃 (@Saulol_Sandoval) October 2,…

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Posted on September 29, 2018

The dried-up riverbed of the Clashawley River, Fethard, Tipperary

This is not the first time this has happened. Nevertheless it is eerie to walk beside a dried-up river, especially one that at other times is prone to flooding. Evidently…

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Posted on September 25, 2018September 23, 2018

Extinct in Ireland, September 25th, the mud pond snail, Omphiscola glabra

The common understanding of “extinct” is, well, “no longer existing as a species.” So therefore most people may think “extinct in Ireland” means “never found in Ireland.” Looking into the…

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