Bowing Out

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I found that with cup and rings. There's only so many rocks I can look at with three dints in it and remain interested :-)

I think my interest is cyclical too. It's good to do a few megalithic sites, but then take in the rest of the locale. Check out the local medieval church... bump into the neighbourhood history nut; have him show you the little-known Roman remains under the church floor (as happened to me in Humberside), go find the local Holy Well...
Talk to the oldies.

... then go to the nearest Alehouse selling nice beer.

Ahhh. Refreshed!


:-D


Back to my cup and rings....
;-)


Take care, FW.

Cheers
Dave

Yes - that is how I see it. FW did a magnificent job finding, photographing and cataloguing megalithic Ireland. When that job was complete (or pretty nearly) there had to be a reaction and perhaps a feeling of staleness or anti-climax. It is temporary I'm certain and there is no point in forcing things.

In no way do I want to put words in FW's mouth, but interest can lead to passion which developes into obsession and then compulsion - Unfortunately at that point it can become a chore and a burden rather than a labour of love. Then its good to back off and do something different. I did because there came a time, when I was photo editor on the Portal, that I simply stopped visiting megalithic sites and groaned at the hundreds of photos that came before me every week. I haven't taken a megalithic photo for well over a year now. Not a problem.