Drystone walls near Saintfield (1)
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Drystone walls near Saintfield (1)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 7 Dec 2012
Usually associated with mountains and moorland, drystone walls are also found in the lower land of the Co Down drumlin belt. The photograph shows some incomplete walls on the western side of the Ballynahinch Road at a height of about 350ft. The drumlins on this side of the road are not as nearly as pronounced and rounded as those on the other side – see Image This is the same area as seen in Image (November 2005). See also Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.453367
Longitude
-5.847137