Whitehead to Blackhead (10)
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Whitehead to Blackhead (10)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 22 Feb 2008
See Image Taken from almost the same place but higher up the steps this view shows the coastal path. From here on it starts to squeeze its way between the bottom of the cliffs (typical of this part of Co Antrim) and the waters of Belfast Lough. In 1917 the 4,000 tons “Chirripo”, outbound from Belfast was sunk, just offshore, by German mines. Continue to Image
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Image Location
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54.764306
Longitude
-5.693602