The River Bann at Laurencetown (1)
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Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 15 Oct 2013
The view upstream of the Bann, from the Point Road, as it approaches the weir behind the long-closed Hazelbank mill. The autumn colours are now starting to appear along the riverbank. There are two spellings – one with a “w” and one with a “u”. The official usage now seems to lean towards the former but I was brought up with the latter and intend to continue using it.