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Bloomday Memory: Lemon Soap and Gorgonzola Cheese

Here’s the lead on a short post I made a few years ago on a Dublin tour:

I just came across these image that I made on a trip to Dublin some years ago.  Carrying the bags for my wife, Patti Digh, who was actually working there, I described my own work by going on a Ulysses tour. It was Sweny’s and Davy Byrnes (seems like two e’s are missing there, no?)  that I liked the most–particularly so for the chemists, because it looked as though nothing major had happened in there in a hundred years, or at least that was the sense of the smalish creaking shop…===blog==aug 13==barynes

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