Offtopic pictures of things you love.

[CJ1]

I hope this is the proper place to post this. But thought that maybe we could spark some activity for the things we love that do not directly relate to being self sufficient.

So I suppose I'll start off. One of my favorite things to do during the spring and summer when given the free time is but up poker runs.

There's something freeing about being out on two wheels. Unfortuantly my bike was down last weekend and I didn't have time to get it running before the last charity run. So I had to ride with one of daddy's friends.

And mom and dad on their too pretty bike.

 

[sumi]

That looks like fun @CJ1! It's been awhile since I was on a bike myself, I miss it.

If/when I get the opportunity, I photo-explore castles and ruins, both of which are in abundance in this wonderful country. I've got many, many, many photos, here's just some…

 

[Denim Deb]

If it would ever stop raining, I'd be able to ride more. I rode on Monday, but that will be it for the week.

 

[MoonShadows]

Gorgeous pics, sumi. Ireland has some of the most beautiful countryside in the world...and sooooo green

 

[CJ1]

Those are some beautiful pictres.

 

[frustratedearthmother]

Awesome pics, Sumi! I don't dare show them to my DH!

 

[baymule]

Wow @sumi !! That is quite a favorite thing to do!! We have a shortage of ancient castle ruins here, or I'd go snap some pics! Have you thought about doing a castle calendar and selling it in the USA?

Great thread @CJ1 I have a feeling this one will be popular. And you have made me realize that I need to take a break from all the work around here and go have some fun. We moved a year ago and have had our nose to the grindstone ever since. We are working on the things I love and enjoy doing, so my latest pics are things like fence, barn, sheep, chickens, dogs, etc.

 

[sumi]

Just tossing this out there:

https://www.aerlingus.com/plan-and-...FEaBvG--_8UGZDmkcx_2m3s5KjDL3LrEe9RoChIfw_wcB

Visiting Ireland's never been as affordable.

 

[sumi]

@baymule I've been a bit obsessed with castles for as long as I can remember and reading books like The Journal of a Ghosthunter by Simon Marsden inspired me even more. By some funny, strange coincidence I ended up living in a house not two miles from one he featured in that book!

 

[baymule]

Just tossing this out there:

https://www.aerlingus.com/plan-and-...FEaBvG--_8UGZDmkcx_2m3s5KjDL3LrEe9RoChIfw_wcB

Visiting Ireland's never been as affordable.

If I stopped spending money on our new place and saved up, we could do that next summer.