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- Maker not stated on source page, www.practicalcaravan.com
- National Inventory of Architectural Heritage
- Maker not stated on source page, uk.pinterest.com
- Maker not stated on source page, fr.wikipedia.org
- David Dixon, Geograph · Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0
- Daragh McDonough, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
- Kenneth Allen, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Brown ShoreBeach / strand · 590 ydExplorer Tom Brown Shore in County Donegal has a five-year retirement plan that involves turning completely gold and moving to the…
mill (water)703 ydExplorer Tom Mill at Grange (Inch) joined a threshing mill from around 1850 to an older flax mill from around 1820. Both used one…
CarricknahaBeach / strand · 740 ydExplorer Tom Carricknaha in County Donegal has a hidden message carved into its stones by a very confused Viking who thought he was…
Inch HouseHouse · 1266 ydExplorer Tom Inch House has eighteenth-century sash windows that survived later changes to the building. The official account calls…
Figary Bronze Age Cist CemeteryFlat cemetery · 1470 ydExplorer Tom Figary Bronze Age Cist Cemetery is a ghost of a place, but that plano-convex knife still haunts the soil. Imagine…
bridge1476 ydExplorer Tom Bridge in Figary was actually regauged to a three-foot narrow track back in 1885. I reckon the trains got so scared of…
Fahan Catholic Chapel of EaseChurch/chapel · 1484 ydExplorer Tom Fahan Catholic Chapel of Ease is listening through its round-headed windows to the gossip happening in Figary, and it’s…
Inch FortBattery · 1558 ydExplorer Tom Inch Fort is roughly triangular, with a sunken yard and passages underneath. Built in 1813 to defend the narrow channel…
Moress HouseFarm house · 1567 ydExplorer Tom Moress House was built around 1850 and renovated around 2000. Its roof pairs blue-black clay ridge tiles with yellow…
Church of Ireland ChurchChurch/chapel · 1597 ydExplorer Tom Church of Ireland Church in Moress was built in 1776 and gained a vestry in 1869. The record describes a roofless ruin…
Possible Chambered GravePublicly named tomb or grave · 1605 ydExplorer Tom Possible Chambered Grave on Inch Island isn’t even marked on the map, which feels like a secret handshake with history.…
Roneragh HouseHouse · 1606 ydExplorer Tom Roneragh House had a bishop refuse to visit because he didn’t like the red brick, which is a level of pettiness we all…
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