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On the road south of Drumkeeran in County Leitrim, Ireland there is a rest and picnic area overlooking the village. This is where I found this statue, The Rookery, by Irish sculptor, Don Cronin, one of the best known Irish sculptors.
Drumkeeran is a small village of 298 people where the R200 and R280 meet near Lough Allen. The rest area provides views towards the hills in the distance . . .
. . . and of St. Brigid’s, the parish church built of sandstone in 1869. The belfry was added in 1886.
Beyond the Brush 
marvellous!
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Thank you 🙂
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What a beautiful sculpture….so evocative….and I do have a thing for rooks and crows 😉
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Hi, Seonaid. It was different and quite pleasing.
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How beautiful, I wonder what real birds think of it.
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That’s true, Gilly. I can’t say I was aware of any other birds. I once placed a large-ish winged cement sculpture in my bird bath in the garden, because it looked good there … until the birds stopped coming 🙂
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Beautiful and interesting, Lynne.
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Thank you, Jane 🙂
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