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Labyrinth after a fall of snow, the only significant snow for the winter of 2005/2006.

Holly the family cat, my regular companion when walking the labyrinth.

Garden Labyrinth with standing stone, the larger stones in the ground (at
the front in the photograph) mark the setting sun at the winter solstice,
equinox and summer solstice. Three stones on the east of the labyrinth (at
the back in the photograph) mark the rising sun at the
winter solstice,
equinox
and summer solstice.

A full moon rising over the labyrinth - August 23rd 2010

Labyrinth at sunset - September 17th 2010. The Labyrinth is aligned east/west so the shadow
from the standing stone is nicely centred, close to its equinox position.

A double rainbow of Red,
Orange, Yellow ,
Green, Blue,
Indigo, and Violet.

When the garden labyrinth was first constructed, the paving bricks were
placed on the grass, maintenance was time consuming, so the paving bricks
were sunk to be flush with the ground.

Close up of the labyrinth entrance.

Boyne Valley Tours
Private Tour with pick up and return to your accommodation.
Newgrange World Heritage site, the 10th century High Crosses at Monasterboice,
Hill of Tara the seat of the High Kings, Bective Abbey and Trim Castle
the largest Norman castle in Ireland
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