Dreamy Evening imaginary it was named after Coquebert

it was named after Coquebert de Montbret a French botanist who accompanied Napoleon when he invaded Egypt in 1798

This plant grows wild all over the Dingle Peninsula and is called a Crocosmia

The Limited Editions are beautifully printed on a very high quality art paper

This would be more likely to be seen around Killarney and inland from Dingle as our weather doesnt really allow for trees to grow so tall and straight

Dreamy Evening imaginary it was named after CoquebertAlso available as a Limited Edition. This picture has always been one of my favourites. It is a memory I have of a part of The Burren in County Clare where I once stayed with my daughter a few years ago.