Bam! Yet another themed photo day created. This will be the first "Sunset Sunday" of many. Every Sunday I'll post a sunset photograph from our travel archives and talk a little bit about it. I really like doing these themed days as it can be kind of tricky thinking of something to post every day! So far, I've got "Forgotten Friday" which will be about abandoned stuff we've found, "Saturated Saturday" where I over-saturate on of our photographs of interesting colors composition and post whatever happens, and now "Sunset Sunday". I'll probably stick with the steemit-popular "Monochrome Monday" though.... and maybe "Tree Tuesday" as well. We'll have to see what the remaining Wednesday and Thursday have in store for them.
Anyway, here is the inaugural "Sunset Sunday" photograph:
This is the Roslee Castle, which we happened upon while driving through County Sligo in western Ireland. Roslee here was one of the oldest ruins we found, being built in the year 1207. It's still standing some 65 feet tall at the ripe, old age of 810!! Boy, they sure don't build structures like that any more, huh? We found ourselves at this location right around dusk, at which time the sun gave the clouds a nice pink glow for a few minutes. I hope you enjoy!
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