Path of the Phoenix

Greetings,

More filming whilst riding the cycle paths in the beautiful Phoenix Park. Thanks to YouTube's editing tool, it all looks wonderfully steady. Was also able to add The Waterboys' song "On My Way to Heaven" which was available from YouTube's catalogue. If I do say so myself, the overall effect is decidedly cool. Watch out for the piece at the end, as I careen towards the Castleknock Gate, you'll see a sign saying the park is celebrating 350 years in existence! Here's to the next 350:-)

Enjoy the video, the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vt04SV4EQQ

Yours, humbly,

Brian

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