The Ballymiscaw Road near Craigantlet
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The Ballymiscaw Road near Craigantlet
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 29 May 2007
After the climb over Craigantlet hill Image the Ballymiscaw Road descends, gently through curves, towards Craigantlet Crossroads Image This is the road, looking towards Belfast, near Ballykeel. The car at lower right is emerging from a petrol station – a rare breed in rural parts nowadays. It is often used as a way of avoiding the main Belfast – Bangor/Newtownards roads.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.619303
Longitude
-5.795956