By the Dawn's Early Light

Good afternoon,

Well I'm back. It's been a month. Thought I'd squeeze in one last blog post before January 2013 fades out. My rationale being that I can then say I blog at least once a month. Got to keep the old readerless entity ticking along. No vidoes to post this time around. Stop that crying. Instead I offer you the above photograph taken the 4th of January last in the centre of Dublin. Specifically, at dawn in the Dubh Linn Gardens, Dublin Castle. What was I doing there at dawn I hear you ask? Not much actually is the simple answer. I suppose I could say I was gazing at the sky and thinking about my soul if I wanted to go into it; but I don't.
Anyway, I touched up the photograph ever so slightly by means of the Camera Plus app that I have installed on my iPhone 4. I hope that you (if there is a you!) enjoy the picture:-)

Racked with humilty,

Brian

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