A solitary path winds its way through the mossy woods of Coole Park in County Galway, Ireland. Many literary greats including W. B. Yeats wandered these trails and found soulful inspiration in these natural...
Contortionist trees, luminescent moss and the mirror-like gently flowing waters of County Galway’s Streamstown River once provided other-worldly inspiration to one of Ireland’s national treasures — the Poet William Butler Yeats. “The mystical life...
County Galway’s Streamstown River reflects the blue sky, accented by radiant green moss-shrouded trees in the woodlands surrounding Thoor Ballylee, once home of famed Irish Poet and Nobel Laureate William Butler Yeats. A short...
Thousands of wildflowers carpet the forest floor of the Seven Woods in County Galway’s Coole Park, frequently mentioned in the poetry of Nobel Laureate William Butler Yeats, who sought solace and inspiration in the...
About James A. Truett
James is an internationally published Artist, Photographer and Author living in the countryside of County Clare, Ireland. His motto: "See Beauty Everywhere!"
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