School: Bloomhill
- Location:
- Cloncraff or Bloomhill, Co. Offaly
- Teacher: C. Nic Annraoi
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- (continued from previous page)2. A red sunset.
3. Southern winds.
4. When the frogs is yellow.
5. When the sea is blue.
6. When the wild geese fly high.
7. When the flies are out in the evening.
8. When the boom bees are out in the evening (bumble).
9. When the sky is clear.
10. When the crane is going to the upland it is going to be fine.
3. Signs of frost.
1. A little breeze from the north.
2. A fog.
3. A clear blue sky.
4. On a night there is a lot of stars.
5. When the sun sets red.
6. When the sky is blue and clear.
7. When the wild geese are hear a plainly.
8. When the trains is roaring. - 1. Jack Doyle, Clonaderig, could lift a two hundred weight and put it over his shoulder and carry it a long distance.
2. Pat Guinan: Clonfanlough, was able to go into(continues on next page)