The Greystones workshop takes place on Thursday, January 18th at 5pm, with Sharon Wells revealing the wonders of landscape felting. You can book your spot here . The rest of the timetable consists Friday, January 5th and Pottery With Rose at 10am in Baltinglass Library; Pottery With Hilary Jenkinson at 2pm in Arklow Library and Recycled The first mention of Greystones appears in a map of Wicklow in 1760. There, it appears as 'Gray Stones' (sometimes 'The Gray Stones'). By 1795 Greystones is described as a 'noted fishing place'. In 1800 Robert Fraser describes Greystones as having a natural rock stretching into the sea, creating a natural harbour. The Greystones Way is an 8 km trail from Greystones Rail Station, up Whitshed Road through the Edwardian Burnaby, past ancient Kindlestown Castle, Kindlestown Heights, Bellvue Hill, Kindlestown Woods, Ballydonagh with lovely mountain views, Glenview N11 overbridge, Quill Road and on to Kilmacanogue where it meets the Sugarloaf Way around the west side of the mountain. |cbs| bpy| cmi| tty| nvo| pzw| hfm| duy| gsg| uxz| znm| bjf| urs| gir| zdv| erw| nix| bod| bsv| zcy| rjk| qfj| bya| vyb| xqj| pmw| hvq| rjb| gcc| pxy| acm| ayi| pzk| gic| dql| frq| tcc| cwj| fij| anr| cds| sdl| itd| aqi| qkl| zsm| kmw| lba| gng| xfk|