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08/28/2025

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08/21/2025

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07/21/2025

07/20/2025

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07/19/2025

Beautiful 😍

07/19/2025

Love it 😍

07/19/2025

Falkenburg Castle, with its picturesque setting and a history spanning over 900 years, is a stunning example of medieval architecture.

01/28/2024

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01/28/2024

Bedroom with a view 😍

10/30/2023

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07/03/2023

06/23/2023

"June 23rd, is St. John’s Eve, or as it's known in many parts of Ireland, Bonfire Night. It was traditionally marked by the construction of large fires throughout the countryside. These were lit at sundown & were the focal point of communal festivities. People gathered to dance & sing, while young men proved their bravery by leaping through the flames.
The night was also rich in folklore, much of it concerned with fertility. Prayers & rhymes were recited to ensure a plentiful harvest. Indeed, the fire itself was thought to have magical powers. Burning weeds in its flames would prevent arable fields from becoming overgrown, while scattering its ashes would guarantee the land’s fertility. Similarly parading through the fields with lighted branches from the bonfire would protect the crops from disease & pestilence. It was also deemed particularly lucky to bring the ashes home to light the kitchen hearth.
Although most of these customs are no longer practised, lighting St. John’s bonfires still takes places in many parts of Ireland (especially the west). It's hardly a coincidence that these fires are lit so close to the Summer Solstice & it suggests that the custom may have ancient roots."