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What is recorded here

Map note: Saint Bedan is recorded in Argyll and Bute, Scotland as a motor vessel. The record is brief, so the map sticks to what it knows.

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Explorer Tom Carrickarory Pier was built around 1847 using money meant to keep people fed. I bet engineer Barry Duncan Gibbons spent…

Explorer Tom Coastguard station in Carrownaff once watched Lough Foyle, with unusual oriel windows carried on little stone arches.…

Explorer Tom Carrickarory House was built around 1860 with three storeys and red-brick window surrounds overlooking Lough Foyle. A…

Explorer Tom Gate lodge in Carrownaff is wearing a frilly collar of wooden bargeboards that look like they are trying to bow…

Explorer Tom Moville Lighthouse is small enough to surprise anyone expecting a towering white column: this light is a compact iron…

Explorer Tom The Ark in Ballynally is named after Captain Ramsay’s old brig that got towed up the river. It overlooks Lough Foyle…

Explorer Tom Glebe Bridge stands right where the Bredagh River dives into Lough Foyle, and its tall arch looks like it is daring the…

Explorer Tom Dobbins has two little dormers with pierced timber trim, each wearing its own fancy edge. The building record wonders…

Explorer Tom Barrons Cafe serves international food on the main street, which usually means pasta with a side of total confusion for…

Explorer Tom Maguire’s is basically next door to Susie’s on Main Street, creating a double-header of local gossip that never sleeps.…

Explorer Tom Bath Green spreads beside Lough Foyle in Moville, with a shore walk that makes this little Donegal town feel much wider…

Explorer Tom Standing stone in Cooly nearly made the national news when a tourist mistook its shadow for a UFO and started filming…