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SELECTION OF PHOTOS FROM WAC6
Photos: John Allison
 Flower garden, Glasthule neighborhood. Photo: John Allison |
 Shops on Glasthule Road, near Dun Laoghaire. Photo: John Allison |
 View through Glasthule neighborhood to Sandy Cove. Photo: John Allison |
 Old Irish Fisherman, Wooden Boat, Stone Wall. Photo: John Allison |
 Martallor Tower, known as James Joyce Tower because he lived there with other artists and wrote of waiting for the cream lady to bring the cream for morning tea, in Ulysses. Photo: John Allison |
 Stone Wall, “Make Love, Not War”. Photo: John Allison |
 Poster protesting development of water front at Sandy Cove, “Just Give Us Our Baths. Photo: John Allison |
 Church Entrance, Dun Laoghaire. Photo: John Allison |
 Stone Church, Dun Laoghaire. Photo: John Allison |
 View across Sandy Cove to James Joyce Tower. Photo: John Allison |
 Pare. Photo: John Allison |
 View across Sandy Cove to Dun Laoghaire. Photo: John Allison |
 A Loose Cannon and a spot of light on the sea. Photo: John Allison |
 Stone Church, Glasthule. Photo: John Allison |
 My Catholic hosts of St. Ann’s Bed and Breakfast, Glasthule; Phyllis Brady is an indigenous Zambian, Brian Brady is an indigenous Irishman. Photo: John Allison |
 Bilingual signs in Gaelic and English are found everywhere. Photo: John Allison |
 WAC Fringe neolithic bronze casting demonstration. Photo: John Allison |
 National Museum reception. Photo: John Allison |
 National Museum reception. Photo: John Allison |
 Protesting EU Lisbon Treaty next to National Museum. Photo: John Allison |
 Downtown Dublin. Photo: John Allison |
 Downtown Dublin. Photo: John Allison |
 The “two mums”, Australian indigenous participants. Photo: John Allison |
 Australian participants at final party, Gary Pappin facing camera, Cressida Fforde, right. Photo: John Allison |
 Pumping bellows on the fire preparing for bronze casting, final party. Photo: John Allison |
 Lighting ceremonial fires for Red Earth Ceremony, final party. Photo: John Allison |
 University of College Dublin, bi-lingual entrance sign, Gaelic and English. Photo: John Allison |