BENCHMARKS
continued
For
far too long M.C. has been proclaiming that a fabulous treasure is to
be had in El Nova
Villa de Dundalke, a near mythical
metropolis in the far-flung frontier regions of our usual everyday
realm. Such was the force of his declarations that Benchmarker
suspended all sceptism and joined up as navigator on the expedition,
setting out just as Summer burst into abundance. Although the voyage
was becalmed for a while on the outskirts of our urbis felicitas to the consternation of the obediantia civium in their cars behind, overall it
was blessed with fine good fortune, because treasure there most
certainly was. And while much was garnered that seam is far from
exhausted. Another voyage to there awaits.
Below:
This one from Dundalk, County Louth, is from the Crescent on the
building that was formerly the Louth Hospital and is now the Grammar
School.
Above:
The front of the Grammar School with the 'mark at left near the
corner of the building.
