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#saintpatricksday

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Ashe🐈‍⬛🍄

I was a bit sick earlier this week so I wasn't quite feeling the holiday spirit Monday, but I'm back now with some film photos from a super fun Saint Patrick's Day parade a few weeks ago (yeah it was super early for some reason idk lol)

More pics in the replies soon!

color film photo of a four person band playing on the back of a flatbed truck in a parade; there's a giant green shamrock behind them with the words "Happy St. Patrick's Day" painted on it, and each band member is wearing a white button-down shirt, a tie, and a black flat cap; the band consists of a vocalist, guitar, mandolin, and drums
color film photo of a person dressed as a giant pint of Guinness beer standing amongst the crowd, giving two thumbs up with their cartoon-character-esque white gloved hands; there's a bit of a bright spot along the bottom edge of the image due to a light leak in the camera
color film photo of a bagpiper marching in a parade, facing to the left with his side to the camera; in front of him is another shorter bagpiper, and behind him is a person with a large marching bass drum; they each have a black hat with a little red ball on top and some sort of medallion on the side; the drum has some partially obscured text on it which seems to indicate this band is from Trenton, NJ
color film photo of a pair of musicians playing on the back of another flatbed truck in the parade; one is wearing all black and plays a bowed string instrument I don't know the name of, while the other wears a kilt with knee-high socks and plays what may be a guitar or mandolin, but it's hard to tell from this angle
#film#photography#saintpatricksday
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Lisa Lorenzin (she/her)

My all-time favorite performance of Danny Boy is by Tommy Fleming - who I got to hear sing it live, in a tiny theatre in Naas, Ireland, from the front row, sitting next to my mom, on her first ever international trip.

We didn't even know who he was - I'd just rung up the theatre and asked if they had anyone on for the two days we were visiting at Killashee House. And the planets aligned, and there we were, getting goosebumps from that amazing voice... Still gets me the same way every time I hear it.

youtube.com/watch?v=VtKIsWzfmjo

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YouTubeDanny BoyBy Tommy Fleming - Topic
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