Much Ado About Somewhere
“This is like the set of a James Bond movie!” ponders campaigning model and model campaigner Janice Porter, gazing out towards a beach of sullen ashes overlooked by a landlocked 1830s molten lighthouse and a working coastguards’ row; and set inland, a solitary street of stone mill houses complete with endearing cat colony, and those three conjoined twins of golf club sized semi detached villas (actually built by the London and Northwest Railway Company as holiday accommodation for Greenore Golf Course as part of the railway company’s development of the village) whilst all around swirling pearly white clouds scrape the ground blurring built and natural form. A once aristocratic boat Lady Dundalk, now faded, gently bobs beyond the shore. Greenore is a place of quiet phantoms. A dimly recalled dream sequence. A drenched entrenched landscape. A forlorn foreboding series of plots. It’s also where you can catch the ferry across Carlingford Lough to Greencastle over in County Down. Anyway, we’re off next to the James Bond movie première in London. As William Shakespeare’s character Don Pedro says, “Good morrow to this fair assembly.”
6 replies on “Greenore + Carlingford Lough Louth”
Love it 😗😊 ❣️❣️. Only Stuarty could make a back yard with a cat and upturned green bucket or something look arty !!! Where to next ??!! LL XX
Thanks! We hope you like the green hose photoshoot accessory too. Where to next? There is only one place. BF just doesn’t stand for best friend… LVB X
Looks so different in these photos I know Greenore quite well
Everything about Greenore and Carlingford Lough is just so photogenic.
Stunning photography LVB 💕
Thank you as always! LVB