Substation graffiti, Belfast (January 2017)
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Substation graffiti, Belfast (January 2017)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 15 Jan 2017
Graffiti on a substation wall between the Ravenhill and Woodstock Roads. The street in now a cul-de-sac ending at business premises. With redevelopment and road widening more than 30 years ago it’s hard to identify the street’s original name but it might have been Myrtle Street. Today’s postal addresses for the nearby businesses is simply “Ravenhill Road”.
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