Road at Lenadremnagh
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Road at Lenadremnagh
Image: © Kenneth Allen Taken: 28 Nov 2006
Looking south-east towards the Duckingstool Point area of Lough Neagh which is the place where those suspected of being witches were tried. Hapless suspects were tossed into the Lough here and if they floated they were obviously possessed of evil powers and were put to death. If they sank then they were not thought to be possessed but had, by definition, drowned already. It's not known if witchcraft was a major problem here, but I doubt if sales of brooms and pointy hats were too high!
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54.566322
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