Carrowcrory Tree Labyrinth, late September 2015

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Today, I was asked for some photos of the Tree Labyrinth here at the cottage. I actually find this to be a difficult place to photograph, so this morning, before the rain showers, I walked with my iPad and randomly took these snaps as I walked.  38 pics here, I believe ... 














































































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