Drumlins near Glascar and Rathfriland
Introduction
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Drumlins near Glascar and Rathfriland
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 2 Jul 2010
Drumlins are the dominant feature of the landscape between Rathfriland and Glascar. We may guess that the Brunty family would have been familiar with this view, of the southwest Down drumlins, to the north of the Bronte cottage Image Image shows the view familiar to Patrick after his move to Yorkshire.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.275265
Longitude
-6.227219