Any ideas ?

[spikerjack 46]

Looked out the window today, not raining, great.

A chance to try out my new Heidenau boots.

Took a few pics of this place. Any ideas.



Regarding the Heidis, after a spin of 275 miles, they're GREAT.

 

[davidgibson999]

The tomb of your man near Ballycastle forest??
Glad Big Mary likes her new shoes.

 

[spikerjack 46]

No where near it DG999.

Not even in the same county.

 

[davidgibson999]

No where near it DG999.

Not even in the same county.

worth a try.
knew you wanted to go there with knobblies so just guessed

 

[spikerjack 46]

David, we'll do Ballypatrick some weekend when it's dry and we'll bring Si along to break in his new twat suit.

 

[Ravenbyrne]

Ogham stone "ancient Irish tree alphabet"...........

so I recon it could be in Clare

 

[GerryC]

Any ideas.Regarding the Heidis, after a spin of 275 miles, they're GREAT.

It's 275 miles from Coleraine - do I get a prize?

 

[Ravenbyrne]

Ogham Stone Craig, Co Tyrone

 

[Ravenbyrne]

Very surprised that a certain individual from this parish did not post in this thread.



The name Ogham or Ogam was derived from that of the Celtic god of literature and eloquence, Ogma, who is credited with it's invention. Ogma has the epithets "honey mouthed" and "eloquent".

He has been linked with the Gaulish God Ogmios

whose "golden speech" was recorded in Gallic artwork as a fine gold chain linking the tip of his tongue to ears of a group of followers

 

[spikerjack 46]

ravenbyrne,

You're so right.

Nice scenery and the roads were really dry.

 

[Ravenbyrne]

Now if the photo was a bit clearer i would have been able to tell ya what is said

 

[Ravenbyrne]

ravenbyrne,

You're so right.

Nice scenery and the roads were really dry.

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What did I win

........oh ifs it's a wee Ogham token it's ok I've already go two of them permanently of both arms