Corbelled structure above the beach at Rossglass
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Corbelled structure above the beach at Rossglass
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 28 Sep 2011
This structure could easily be sold to American tourists as a genuine Celtic Saint cell. In fact, it, and the building on the left, are an extension of the farm yard across the road. The corbelled building is nothing more than a disused pig sty. Image
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Image Location
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54.246413
Longitude
-5.676881