"E" sculpture, Ballyhalbert harbour
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"E" sculpture, Ballyhalbert harbour
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 27 Sep 2012
A sculpture at Ballyhalbert harbour, by Ned Jackson Smith, to mark the fact that the nearby Burr Point is the most easterly place in Northern Ireland. Officially it is described as “the striking ‘E’ contained in a large circle is intended to embody the concepts of navigation, earth and the compass in a minimal form and is the first very visible acknowledgement of the area’s geographic significance”.
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