Geometric field pattern on drumlin
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Geometric field pattern on drumlin
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 31 Oct 2015
These are mostly hedges, but often with stone walls along the spines of the drumlins. This large drumlin runs parallel with both Dunturk Road and Carnreagh Road. The peak on the left is Dunturk Mountain. Dunturk Hill is an outpost of the Slieve Croob Range. Composed of igneous rocks between 250 and 400 million years old it stands above the surrounding drumlins formed by moving ice only some 13,000 years ago.
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