Hoosierhillsinc - Landscape Designer

Due to popular demand and with special thanks to Muireann at indymedia Ireland here's the result of Sundays event which attracted over 1500 people. Muireann also suggested that this website should be checked out when it is updated later today. - I don't usually edit my blogs - but it had to happen for this one!

The original article is attached below.

Hopefully this will highlight a mild flaw in 'our system'. First the purchase of land for the new prison, then tara and now, you guessed it, make another shambles out of something pretty in this island - a superdump - and then think later?

 

 

 

 

Rugby aside, I know The French wouldn't take this lying down [pardon my sense of humour?!]

Happy Monday

Slán go foill

peter

 

I don't usually sign up to 'these' in my writings. Normally, I quote somebody else, ask your thoughts and take a stand back. But It's Friday, it's the weekend, your bored YOU want to do something different! Then this ones for you. Motorway v history arguements aside - for the moment, not one can disagree this is a wonderful and beautiful landscape we have on this Island! but how many of you have been to the hill? Unlike a war or an arguement, more like an eclipse or a seanchaí - you might never see the likes again.

Have a great weekend and enjoy!

peter

Create a Human Harp???!!
Help Stuart Townsend, Jonathan Rhys Meyers and internationally renowned Aerial Artist, John Quigley create the world's first GIANT HUMAN HARP at TARA HERITAGE DAY.Hundreds of people are needed to gather at the Hill of Tara on this Sunday September 23rd from 1:30pm to 3:30pm to form the human 'aerial art' image of a giant harp and a Tara heritage preservation message. Many of Ireland's top harpists will accompany the performance. The event will be directed by internationally renowned Aerial Artist John Quigley and participants include Irish born international film stars Stuart Townsend and Jonathan Rhys Meyers as well as musicians, historians and scholars. The image will be photographed from an aircraft at 3 pm. Families are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch.Spectral Q and the Save Tara Campaign are hosting Tara Heritage Day. Spectral Q has created similar human 'aerial art' images around the world including the Arctic, Antarctica, the Amazon Rainforest, London, New York, Los Angeles, Geneva, Miami, Toronto, Washington D.C., Copenhagen, New Orleans and others. To see images please check: www.SpectralQ.com The Save Tara campaign is seeking to reroute the M3 motorway to preserve the ancient sites of the sacred Tara Valley. For more information please check: www..savetara.com Directions to Tara from Dublin: M50 to N3 north-go past Dunshaughlin and take left at the Tara sign (about half way to Navan)-- follow signs to Tara car park.
Buses depart from Bus Aras, Dublin at 10:30am and 11:30am. Travel time is approximately 45 minutes. Get off at Grogans in Dunshaughlin where a shuttle bus will transport you to Tara.
Buses return to Bus Aras, Dublin from Dunshaughlin at 5:25pm and 5:35pm.

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