This is pretty late, but as it gets colder up here, it's nice to remember these warm days together.
December 21, 2009
November 04, 2009
The Kilkenny Ringtone
Not sure if anyone's interested or not, but I made a Kilkenny ringtone for our cell phones.
It's the sound of the wind chime and the breeze on the dock.
You can click HERE and download either the
It's the sound of the wind chime and the breeze on the dock.
You can click HERE and download either the
iPhone version
(drag the file into iTunes, then synch iPhone)
MP3 version
(for other cell phones)
This is what your choices will look like on the website:
Once you load the ringtone on your phone,
you can set it as the ringtone for the Kilkenny number and
you'll hear the sounds of the dock
whenever someone calls you from Kilkenny.
you can set it as the ringtone for the Kilkenny number and
you'll hear the sounds of the dock
whenever someone calls you from Kilkenny.
Or you could also use it for whatever other number you like.
As usual, email me with technical questions
or to report problems.
or to report problems.
November 01, 2009
Kilkenny via iPhone camera
Please notice that if you mouse-over the slideshow there is an option to view FULL SCREEN at the bottom right corner
after you begin playing the slideshow.
If the slideshow loads slowly,
here are some still images to entertain you.
To view the complete set of 90+ iPhone photos of Kilkenny,
visit flicker here.
November at Kilkenny
The pool is covered and the temperature is lower,
but the quiet sunrise is amazing.
Kilkenny Comes Full Circle
To view this panoramic shot of Kilkenny just click on the image
and scroll to the right.
October 12, 2009
August 21, 2009
August 04, 2009
July 2009
Some pictures from the last few weeks taken by Cousin Michael Gould and Aunt Gerri.
St. Catharine's Island.
Horseshoe Crab sans GPS.
Hermit Crab on the go.
The greatest fisherman in these here parts, Ken Madren.
Pirate Mike's House: Cirdan.
She has great similarities to Mary Poppins' bag of endless surprises.
Airball... pre-restoration.
That's it?
I understand why Aunt Georgia used to cook store bought fish sticks and tell the kids they were eating the daily catch.
S.S. Muddy Rudder, preparing for battle.
Popop left his "been sanding all day and this looks like a good place to sit" seal of approval for this chair.
Popop's "pork product supreme" equipped with hotdog, ham, bbq, and what he thought was coleslaw but was actually tuna salad (rendering this culinary masterpiece surf 'n turf).
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