This is another photo from our 2003 trip. On this trip, my Minolta film camera died! Thank goodness I had my little digital point-and-shoot with me. It saved the trip!

Here is the Ha’penny Bridge over the River Liffey, running through the middle of Dublin. A pedestrian bridge, its official name is the Liffey Bridge.

Way, way back in 2003 we visited Dublin for a few days in January. This is the Graduates Memorial Building at Trinity College, which is also the home of the famous Book of Kells.

Concord and Nevens Streets behind Woodford’s Corner.

This picture was taken in brownfield land behind Morrill’s Corner.

Woodford and Beacon Streets, just up the road from Woodford’s Corner.

Taken on Morrill Street off of Forest Avenue.

Nice, hot summer day when this was taken. I’d spent much of it on the roof painting the dormer. Nice view up there! Definitely need a rooftop deck!

Anyway, the folks behind this sign (I don’t mean that literally), our neighbors, were moving. So “Moving Sale” might have been more accurate. I believe he ran a little business buying, fixing up, and then selling older luxury automobiles.

When this picture was taken there happened to be no cars parked on the street. Throughout the day, though, a lot of people saw the sign, parked, looked at the dork with the iPhone and paint bucket on the roof of the golden-colored house, and walked over to find a bargain.

Nice, hot summer day…

This will be the last ShakeItPhoto pics for a while.

Another ShakeItPhoto picture, again from alley behind the Congress Building. Lots of subject matter back there!

Alarm bell and sign in alley behind the Congress Building, where Yellahoose is located. This was taken with ShakeItPhoto, a fun iPhone app approximating Polaroid pictures. You even shake the phone to get the photo to “process.” Fun!

Found this sad-looking chair on Park, around the corner from the “shop.”