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From the Northern Ireland Sites and Monuments Record record DOW011:021
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- User:SeamusSweeney, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
- Christine Johnstone, Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
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Explorer Tom Platform rath in Castle Espie ended up in the wrong place according to the map, but it doesn't care. It’s been there…
Explorer Tom Mesolithic occupation site in Castle Espie is where people lived before they had proper houses, basically camping…
Sub-rectangular cropmark in Castle EspieSub-rectangular Cropmark · 673 ydExplorer Tom Sub-rectangular cropmark in Castle Espie is a ghost in the soil that only shows up when the wheat grows weirdly. The…
Explorer Tom Castle Espie puts Strangford Lough's birdlife close enough to make your binoculars feel like a backstage pass: follow…
Tree trunks in Castle EspieTree Trunks · 830 ydExplorer Tom Tree trunks in Castle Espie would use its lotto win to buy more dirt so it can finally grow properly. It’s just lying…
Explorer Tom Powder Store in Castle Espie is a 19th-century blast zone that thinks it’s sophisticated. It has strong opinions about…
Brickworks; cf ihr 2781 in Castle EspieBrickworks · 975 ydExplorer Tom Brickworks in Castle Espie used to be an industrial site full of Hoffmann kilns and smoke. Now it’s a nature reserve…
Oyster midden in Castle EspieOyster Midden · 985 ydExplorer Tom Oyster midden in Castle Espie posts constantly about how fancy its ancestors were, even though it’s mostly just old…
Explorer Tom Three shell middens and Mesolithic flints in Castle Espie are having a fairy dispute over who gets to park their cart…
Explorer Tom Shell Midden in Castle Espie is a Bronze Age rubbish heap made entirely of seafood leftovers. Imagine a beach bonfire…
Stone pier in Castle EspieStone Pier · 1243 ydExplorer Tom Stone pier in Castle Espie is on the western edge of Strangford Lough, built for brickworks that are gone. Its unlikely…
Explorer Tom Reclamation wall in Castle Espie has a hidden message in its stones if you squint really hard. I think it says 'buy me…
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