Another County Down one today-Cloughy Rocks Strangford Lough. A great place to view some of the local seal population that hauls themselves out unto the rocks at low tide.
Northern Ireland..Places to stop, take in the views.
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Had a food stop here today-no tables to avail of, but a nice grass bank to sit on
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Directions-From Strangford village, follow the road along the coast towards Ardglass. Cloughy Rocks is on the left about a mile and a half.
No sandwich is complete without a packet of Tayto cheese & onion (thumbs)
Directions-From Strangford village, follow the road along the coast towards Ardglass. Cloughy Rocks is on the left about a mile and a half.
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Drains bsy.....this morning, clearing my head
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A little video I put together a few years ago when I went to Norn Iron after the Ullapool rally, including the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge, Dunce Castle and the NW 200 course. My only regret is that I haven't been back again since. A beautiful place.
Why? Why not?
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Done a four day trip a couple of years ago great place to ride, lovely people to share a beer with
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Lovely pic. But they got to be fake , not even the slightest hint of rain :laugh:
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Great day for a ride in the Glens of Antrim. Stopped for lunch at Glenariff (Queen of the glens).
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Another County Down site visited recently
Island Hill, Ringcreevy Rd, located off the Comber to Newtownards Duel Carriageway. Great views down Strangford Lough. Well served with picnic tables & toilets.
Island Hill, Ringcreevy Rd, located off the Comber to Newtownards Duel Carriageway. Great views down Strangford Lough. Well served with picnic tables & toilets.
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Did a monitoring exercise for archaeology at Islandhill some years ago, came across some structures and a bronze age polished axe. Islandhill is also a Mesolithic (c. 7000BC) occupation site
Report here for those interested: http://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/CentreforA ... 976,en.pdf
Also really close to the prehistoric site of Rough Island.
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Report here for those interested: http://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/CentreforA ... 976,en.pdf
Also really close to the prehistoric site of Rough Island.
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