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St Patrick'sday photos

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I went out trying a new camera today, here are a few impressions of the musical contributions to the local parade. The theme of the parade this year was 'Fairytales' and my young fellow was in with the local musicianers. . Our gang won first prize for best float :wink:

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The man of the day leading down mainstreet on his motor scooter

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Float with the Junior band preparing


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Young ones

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Float with the older band tuning up

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Red riding hood from the whistler's walking group

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Walking group on the way back

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Thanks for sharing, Peter. It does the heart good to see young people playing the music and having fun with it.
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Ditto. Thanks. :)
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Peter, these are very good photos, but I must say I really like your black-and-white work.
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As always, a pleasure...

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The B&W won't go away. I got me a digital for the colour jobs and for the snapshots but from shooting the past few weeks I don't think it will take over quite yet.
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As always, Beauty beond comprehension...

And that red haired girl playing a Generation..

What can ye say.....

From tiny oaks grow....

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Post by fiddlinviolinin »

Those pictures are wonderful! One day I hope to do something like that =P

Thanks!

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Get these kids some expensive whistles and green duds, add a Leprechaun or a few, and it could pass for America! :D
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glauber wrote:Get these kids some expensive whistles and green duds, add a Leprechaun or a few, and it could pass for America! :D
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That's all. It's that simple....



I really shouldn't be laughing but that is so funny...

All the way Bro..all the way.. :lol:

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Thanks for the pictures Peter. It is great to see how the celebration is done in Clare. We used to have parade in Rhode Island when I lived there. The difference is none of the adults would have been able to walk back. I love to see the young ones learning the music of their heritage. Wish I could have been there.

BTW the worst thing about digital cameras is the number of pictures you can take in a short period of time.

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Wonderful pictures, Peter. Thank you for sharing them :)
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Nice photos , Peter !! Thanks for sharing a bit of the day with us !

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Great pix, Peter! Thanks!

They're all so cute! But so very, very pale!
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Great photos!

Now a question-
How cold was it there? The reason I asked is that it looks like St Pat would have cold feet if he was here in the mountains this time of year.
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