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Dear Finola and Robert – Christmas comes but once a year but your posts arrive on Canada’s West Coast every week reminding us of a life and times that we treasured both on our visit and through your prose and pictures. Continue living the good life in West Cork !
Mavis and Alex
Vancouver, B.C.
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Think of you two SO often! The lovely times we’ve shared here and there. Come back HERE soon! Xx
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Merry Christmas from the Bennan family,,,,, you two are in my heart today and always.John
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As are you in ours, John. Xxx
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Thankyou so much for our weekly injection of West Cork feel good factor. You do a remarkable job sustaining such a high standard of research week in week out. It’s so hard to be away from that particular patch of heaven and as usual a fantasy trip to the Aer Lingus site to check on flights was taken this morning. Hopefully the reality will be in a couple of months time.
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Thank you, Jeff. Perhaps a more permanent move is in your future!
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Hello Finola and Robert
Thank you so much for your wishes and this inspiring blog. Merry Christmas!
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thanks, Rafael – really aporeciate your comments.
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Thanks for the lovely photos and thoughtful commentaries — always welcome and interesting as well as informative! Even though I live in a lovely spot myself this island isn’t a patch on that area!
All best wishes for a healthy, happy and Nuclear Free 2018 (and future)!
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And to you two as well. Merry Christmas.
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Happy Christmas to you both and thanks for your consistently high quality and illuminating posts and pics. Ben+Joyce Russell
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Thanks so much, Ben+Joyce for that lovely comment.
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Echoing the thoughts above, thank you both & have a great Christmas & a happy new year !!
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Thanks, Sean – and the same to you!
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Happy Christmas Finola and Robert.
Hope to see you in May🎄
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That’s good news, Maureen!
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Thanks for your Christmas greeting, love the sunset.
I want to wish you and Robert a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Thanks, Lydia – and the same back to you.
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Happy Christmas to you both & thanks for the blogs in 17….looking forward to 018 contribution.
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Thanks – and yes, lots more to come!
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Yep, wasn’t that a great sunset this evening. Now it’s dark, and the Sky News is a lot less re-assuring ! Your photo reminds me that one of the great American Indian chiefs was called Red Cloud. Each cloud has its day ! Happy Christmas and look forward to further instalments of RWJ in 2018.
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Thanks, Julian – we look forward to your comments always!
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Hello Robert and Finola…
Elizabeth and I look forward every Sunday evening to your blogs. They are so useful, informative and well researched. You are both doing a great service to West Cork and beyond. When topics arise as I try to help visitors understand West Cork, I regularly refer to your index of blogs. I’m rarely disappointed, such is the wide variety of subjects you wrote about. I hope you publish a book of them some day!
Meanwhile do enjoy a break at Christmas With grateful thanks David and Elizabeth Ross
PS Do you have a copy of the Christmas edition of the Drimoleague Newsletter. If not it would be my great pleasure to post one to you as a very small thank you for all you do for our communities. D
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Hello David and Elizabeth – lovely to get this greeting from you. Thanks so much for all your kind words. Don’t post anything yet – we will be in touch after Christmas.
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A fabulous image to end this year’s blog with, what a treat today was after all the gloom of the previous 6 days.
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I hope the climbers had the same kind of day.
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