What is recorded here

Thirty-two metres of wet stone link the crannog to the mainland, barely clearing the surface of Maghery Lough. The path is narrow enough to force a person to walk slowly, feel the water at their ankles and trust the stones beneath their feet. That is a bridge built for attention, not hurry.

In Maghery Lough, associated with an island crannog (DG056-005001-). This causeway (L 32m; Wth 0.6-1m; H 0.2-0.4m) extends from the E side of the crannog to the mainland on the E shoreline of the lake. It is roughly constructed, consisting of a low narrow pile of stones and boulders barely rising above water level. It incorporates a large natural boulder towards its E, landward end. Notified to NMS by Michael Gibbons. Attached images: DG056-005002-_01.JPG Viewed from W, looking towards crannog/island (DG056-005001-) DG056-005002-_02.JPG Viewed from E, looking towards mainland Compiled by: Jane O'Shaughnessy Date of upload: 28 February 2022

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