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Maintenance worker sidelined by injuries says MPS wants 'to put me out in the pasture'

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Maintenance worker sidelined by injuries says MPS wants 'to put me out in the pasture'

CLOSE After suffering multiple on-the-job injuries, Alan Owens feels he is being pushed out of the MPS maintenance department.Krista Johnson, San Angelo Buy Photo Montgomery Public School employee Alan Owens is shown at his home in Montgomery, Ala. on Monday July 23, 2018. MPS......

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The Fall Powerscourt Waterfall, County Wicklow Powerscourt Waterfall is a waterfall on the river Dargle near Enniskerry, County Wicklow, in Ireland, located in a valley surrounded by Djouce Mountain and the Great Sugar Loaf. At a height of 121 metres (397 ft), it is the highest waterfall in Ireland. Prints cant purchased here.

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~Misty Morning~ Upper Lake, Glendalough, County Wicklow About 10 or 15 mins after the last shot the sun started to break into the valley and lit up the mist on the lake this awesome golden colour. I really had great luck with the light, I was expecting a pretty overcast sky for most of the day but sometimes you just gotta go with that feeling in your gut that tells you to go anyway, you'll find it rarely steers you wrong.

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~Glendalough~ County Wicklow, Ireland So Glendalough is awesome. This was taken as the sun was rising behind me with mist on the lake. It such a peaceful place with not a sole around and clear calm water, well worth getting up at 3 am to get here. I also discovered the best time to drive in Dublin is half 4 in the morning haha Oh also stumbled onto the set of that new series 'The Vikings' haha A good day it was indeed!!

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~Coast~

Dunaff, County Donegal Gotta love a good sunset!

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~Storm At Dunluce Castle~ County Antrim, Northern Ireland Dunluce Castle is mentioned in the fourteenth century as one of the properties of de Burgo or de Burgh in the Earldom of Ulster, it is believed to have been built on the site of an earlier fort by Richard de Burgh or one of his chief followers in the thirteenth century. The castle was taken by force from the McQuillen's by Sorley Boy McDonnell after the Battle of Orla in 1565. Underneath lies the Mermaid's Cave with its legend of a lost soldier taken to the deep after being entranced by a beautiful mermaid, other stories tell of smuggling and Spanish cannons.

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~Tree Of Life~

River Boyne, County Meath, Ireland The last shot I took of this tree was in the middle of winter and it had no leaves but now its in full summer bloom and looking well! If you look closely into the light you can see a hot air balloon in the background that flew past as I was shooting, thought that was pretty cool! Prints available here: alanowensphotography.com Hope you all enjoy and share :)

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~The Dark Hedges~

County Antrim, Northern Ireland

 This group of trees known locally as ‘The Dark Hedges’, are thought to be around 300 years old. They are reputedly haunted by a ‘Grey lady’ and form an arc over the road. There was another photographer here at the time who didn't hold much hope of a good sunset along the coast, I had a feeling he may be wrong (that and the fact I only had one day to shot these two locations..so maybe it was hope rather than a gut feeling haha) So after shooting a few shots here at the Dark Hedges I headed for the coast and the Giant's Causeway while he stayed here to shot some more.  You may have seen some of my shots from the Giant's Causeway, as it turned out it was an awesome sunset...tip: trust your instinct, you'll find it is right most of the time.

Also this was a set on the show Game Of Thrones!