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October 24, 2012 by shannonchance

Gray Sky Blues

Life in Dublin, Reflection Photos
Dame Street, Irish weather, rain, reflections, sun
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Another rainy day in Dublin. Here’s hoping the sun breaks through. It almost always does each day–sooner or later. I’ve attached an example of sunshine after rain, taken as I was crossing Dame Street on October 2.

Reflection on Dame Street. Copyright Shannon Chance, 2012.

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Trish Doolin December 10, 2012 at 2:02 pm

i think this one is my fav

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