Monday, March 27, 2017

Little chance for darkness

It was a stunning weekend all over Ireland, at least weatherwise. A cold easterly wind but far outdone by the blue skies.

And last evening the bonus of daylight well after 20.00.

Then this morning, 05.55 and pitch black. In an instant darkness pervades. But you know it will only be a matter of days before brightness leaps forward again.

Ah, even today the darkness is thrown away easily and quickly.

Along the Dodder at 06.30 there are hints of brightness. And now at 06.57 it's almost full brightness.

Oh, the best of days.

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