#71408 Farmer with his working dog, Dunquin (in Gaelic, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle P...

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#71407 Three kids and their home, Dunquin (in Irish, Dún Chaoin, meaning "Caon's stronghold"), on the tip of the Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland. 1967

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#70875 The first verse from the poem, 'The Listeners', by Walter De la Mare on a Premier Inn, Guildford, Surrey.

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