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The Long Walk In A Fog - Galway Ireland 5x7 Greeting Card by Mark Tisdale.
This Galway Ireland greeting card features The Long Walk In A Fog. If Galway is familiar to you, there's no doubt you're not a stranger to this waterfront view. The Long Walk is the name of of the quay that exists beyond Spanish Arch. This was actually a long ago extension and the arch in the old walls was built to provide access. There doesn't seem to be a consensus on where the name The Long Walk comes from - some thing it may be an English corruption of a Gaelic Irish name. Wherever the name originated it has stuck. And in the "Rose by any other name" camp it's a beautiful sight no matter what. It just has a quintessentially old world Irish feel to it even with the mix of modern architecture poking up above the roof tops. I spent a little bit of every day down here walking along The Long Walk and the Claddagh on the opposite bank of the River Corrib. Scenic views and sea air, what's not to love?
On this particular morning, it was quite foggy. In fact, the fog on this morning never really broke and by night it was pea soup thick fog cover the streets of Galway on the Irish west coast. And since I love fog, I was out there enjoying the surreal almost ethereal view of the city. Isn't it something?
I would love to know what attracts you to the unique image on this Galway greeting card? I hope you'll share.
This Galway Ireland greeting card features The Long Walk In A Fog. If Galway is familiar to you, there's no doubt you're not a stranger to this waterfront view. The Long Walk is the name of of the quay that exists beyond Spanish Arch. This was actually a long ago extension and the arch in the old walls was built to provide access. There doesn't seem to be a consensus on where the name The Long Walk comes from - some thing it may be an English corruption of a Gaelic Irish name. Wherever the name originated it has stuck. And in the "Rose by any other name" camp it's a beautiful sight no matter what. It just has a quintessentially old world Irish feel to it even with the mix of modern architecture poking up above the roof tops. I spent a little bit of every day down here walking along The Long Walk and the Claddagh on the opposite bank of the River Corrib. Scenic views and sea air, what's not to love?
On this particular morning, it was quite foggy. In fact, the fog on this morning never really broke and by night it was pea soup thick fog cover the streets of Galway on the Irish west coast. And since I love fog, I was out there enjoying the surreal almost ethereal view of the city. Isn't it something?
I would love to know what attracts you to the unique image on this Galway greeting card? I hope you'll share.
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Greeting cards are 5" x 7" in size and are produced on digital offset printers using 100 lb. paper stock. Each card is coated with a UV protectant on the outside surface which produces a semi-gloss finish. Each card comes with a white envelope.
These greeting cards may be ordered as a single card or in packs of 10 or 25 cards. If you would like to order cards in greater quantities or with other customization, send me a message.