As I traverse different rural parts of Co Down I notice the cracking views people have. Would be quite a collage or collection if they could be collated to promote the beauty of County Down. First view is from the top road in Dundrum across Shague Hill.
This is the Mournes from Slieve Croob in the Dromara Hills.
Where the Carrig River comes into Dundrum Inner Bay.
One of my favourites, from Dundrum Castle
Evening across Dundrum Inner Bay
The Avenue up to Murlough House
The Squeeze Gut, Strangford, with wedding party in the distance.
View from Castleward towards Portaferry
Goward Dolmen nr. Hilltown
Inch Abbey
Helen's Bay.
Profusion of Blackthorn, Strangford Lough
Horology at Nendrum
The remoteness of Kearney village
Konik horses, Quoile Pondage
Sunset from St John's Point
Sand Art Killough
The serenity of Struel Wells
Killough
Walshestown
From Rossglass, across Dundrum Bay to the Mournes.
The "entrance" stones via the SW end. Audleystown Cairn.
Mournes from Slievenaboley, the Windy Gap.
Near St John's Point
And, of course, St John's Point.
Another view of Goward Dolmen
There used to be a family that lived in stone house with the dolmen at the back door.
Lichen at Goward Dolmen
Evening at Castlewellan lake.
There was no "mist" that I saw when I took this shot by the Lake in Castlewellan Forest Park.
To the mainland from Gores Island, Lecale, evening reflections.
Greyabbey (from a visit with Paul in 2015). Time I was back there,
Ballyhornan - atmosphere
Mournes by Newcastle.
Bloody Bridge
Gores Island across Strangford Lough from Quoile Pondage
Dramatic Cloud Strangford Lough
Ardilea River heading to Dundrum Inner Bay
Mournes from Dundrum Castle
Ballintogher Cobs
Murlough Nature Reserve
Murlough towards the Mournes
Of course, have to include the Legananny Dolmen, Dromara Hills - on a day when all around obscured.
Castlewellan Lake
Saul Church looking so well in the evening light,
Kilbroney River, Rostrevor.
#Tollymore Forest Park
Lecale Lane
Belfast and County Down Railway line at Ardilea, looking across Dundrum Inner Bay to the Mournes.
Clear view to the Mournes, from Slieve Croob.
Walshestown, Lecale
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