Taken at the base of the Papal Cross in Phoenix Park, this image shows what the photographer saw as two old friends, enjoying the place together.
Before taking this snap, I was seated on the grass next to the iconic landmark the Papal Cross, in Phoenix Park, with one of my closest and oldest friends, Brand Juno.
We do our best to catch up on our walks to stay connected. With the speed at which life is going it can be hard to find the time to meet in person.
As we were taking a break, we glanced behind us and saw these two men having a similar catch-up, and taking in the gorgeous skyline of our home, Dublin.
It seemed like they’d nurtured an even longer and stronger friendship over the years, which gave me hope and excitement for the many more years and beautiful memories I get to share with my friend.
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