Taken near Cedar City. Sunset on the night of the Venus Transit.

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Interesting clouds above SLC

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Sunset on the River Liffey

Looking down the Liffey at Sunset. The Liffey River runs through the center of Dublin, In the distance Christ Church Cathedral.

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St Patrick's at Sunset

St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin at Sunset. St. Patrick's Cathedral was founded in 1191 and is the largest church in Ireland. It is designated as the National Cathedral for the whole of Ireland.

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Kilmainham Gaol

Inside of Kilmainham Gaol's main cell block. Built in 1798 as a reform prison, it played a central role in many of Ireland's major historical events. This included a pivotal role in the Easter Rising, where twelve of the leaders were executed here, which helped turn public opinion against the English.

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Inside Christ Church

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Trim Castle and Town

Trim Castle with the town in the background. The town is notable for the castle, and the fact it won Tidy Towns in 1972 and 1984,.. the greater good.

Dunluce Castle

The impressive ruins of a 16th century castle. Built on Cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, it houses history of intrigue, ghosts, and falling kitchens.

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Mussenden Temple from Downhill

Water pours off the cliffs above the beach, after a heavy rainstorm. Atop the cliff is the Mussenden Temple. It was built as a library in 1785 and modeled after the Temple of Vesta in Italy.

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Yellow Steeple of Trim

The Yellow Steeple is the ruins of St. Mary's Abbey's Bell Tower. The Abbey was built in either the 14th or 15th century.

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The Cliffs of Moher

Cliffs of Moher are situated on the west coast in county Claire. The name comes from an old tower, that was demolished in 1808 so they could build a telegraph tower.

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Ardcroney Church

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House by the Stream

Cong is surrounded on all sides by streams making it an inland island. Just outside of the town is Ashford Castle; a 19th century Victorian style castle built by the Guinness family. It has been converted into a hotel.

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Fishing House on the Galway Border

Monks' fishing house on the River Cong. Built most likely in the 15th or 16th century. This river is the border between County Mayo and County Galway and flows into Lough Corrib, the second largest lake in Ireland.

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Inside Bunratty Castle

The current Bunratty castle was built in the 15th century. In the 1950s, Bunratty castle was renovated and opened to the public.

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In Front of Kilkenny Castle

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Trees Reflecting

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Kilkenny Castle

Kilkenny Castle was finished in 1213 by William Marshal, a few years after Kilkenny became a town. The castle was occupied until 1935, when the Butler family moved to London. The Butlers eventually sold the castle to Kilkenny in 1965 for 50 pounds.

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Rock of Cashel

The famous buildings atop it were not built until the 12th and 13th centuries. The Cathedral was sacked in 1647 during the Irish Confederate Wars, and more than 1,000 people were slaughtered

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Stream to Dingle Bay

From 13th to the 16th century Dingle was a major port of trade, at times outdoing Limerick. In 1569 the town was listed as one of the 15 places in Ireland allowed to import wine. Wars in the 17th century wreaked havoc on Dingle.

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Dingle Bay

Dingle Bay is also home to a bottlenose dolphin named Fungie. Fungie showed up in 1983, and has since made the bay his home.

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Multnomah Falls

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From Oregon

Small Road off of I-84 in Idaho

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Looking out over the Snake River at sunset in Idaho

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A barn on the way up Crater Lake

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Peyton Bridge over Lost Creek Lake

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Bridge over the Umpqua River

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Waves crashing on the Oregon Shores

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Bunratty Pastures

House at Bunratty

Church Off the Green

A church just off of St Stephen's Green in Dublin. St. Stephen's Green is a park located near the center of Dublin. During the 1916 Easter Rising, it was used as a defensive position by the Irish Citizen Army.

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Coppertop on O'Connell Street

The view looking up O'Connell Street. O'Connell Street, named after the 19th century Irish politician Daniel O'Connell, is the main street through Dublin. The street was a battle ground during the Easter Rising in 1916 and the Irish Civil War in 1922.

Trim Castle from the River Boyne

Trim Castle is the largest Norman castle in Ireland. Originally finished in 1224 (though additions were made after, all for defense), it was center of administration for Meath.

Tree outside of Huntsville off of Highway 39

Eden, Utah general store

Clouds over the Wasatch mountains.

Rainbow in the sky

Road down from Crater Lake

Road up to Crater Lake

Umpqua River

Looking back at a storm on Hwy 101

Waves crashing on the Oregon Shores

Paramount Hotel

Skyline around Paramount Hotel

Multnomah Falls

View from Paramount Hotel

Town on other side of Colombia River