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I don't know if I said before, but I was on a riverboat cruise with AMA Waterways (NOT Viking) I formed the habit of taking photos for Virtual Tourist - restaurants, food, hotels, and shops in addition to attractions. The T3 photos are mine. The T5 photos are Bob's (my husband)
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I like that little scooter with the big case. I wouldn't mind having one of those!
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Such a nice shot, fotoi, with the merchandise set against the colourful cobblestones. And it brings back memories. Montmartre was always my favourite part of town.
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Thank you, yes it is beautiful. And less travelled at Christmas time compared to summer.
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Bunratty Ireland - village shops
The village street is a recreation of what would have been seen in 19th century Ireland - you can visit the School, Doctor’s house, Pawnbrokers, Pub, Drapery, Printworks, Grocery, Hardware shop, Pottery and a Post Office. Fairs and markets at the Village gave the farmers and the rural craftsmen an opportunity of selling their products for cash, while shops provided for the rural dwellers needs. In the early 18th century the country people provided for most of their own needs in food, clothing and supplies and bought only luxuries such as sugar, salt, tea ….The village houses and shops have been chosen from many different areas, to form a collection of typical of 19th century urban Irish buildings.
Bridies - Handicraft shop
Street - O'Briens and J.J. Curry
Shop doorway
Tuck Shop
P. Cahill - drinks, ice cream, sweets
The village street is a recreation of what would have been seen in 19th century Ireland - you can visit the School, Doctor’s house, Pawnbrokers, Pub, Drapery, Printworks, Grocery, Hardware shop, Pottery and a Post Office. Fairs and markets at the Village gave the farmers and the rural craftsmen an opportunity of selling their products for cash, while shops provided for the rural dwellers needs. In the early 18th century the country people provided for most of their own needs in food, clothing and supplies and bought only luxuries such as sugar, salt, tea ….The village houses and shops have been chosen from many different areas, to form a collection of typical of 19th century urban Irish buildings.
Bridies - Handicraft shop
Street - O'Briens and J.J. Curry
Shop doorway
Tuck Shop
P. Cahill - drinks, ice cream, sweets
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