What is recorded here

Keshcarrigan Lough hides a submerged causeway leading to a crannog, marking a boundary between human ingenuity and aquatic depth. The water claims back what humanity builds, yet the path remains visible beneath the surface. This is a reminder that creation and erasure are partners, not enemies.

A causeway connects the crannog (LE028-028001-) with at SW shore of Keshcarrigan Lough. This is a path that appears to be a natural gravel ridge (L c. 30m) c 1m below the water level, with a wooden raft (dims c. 6m x c. 1m) in its central area. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 7 April, 2017

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