Photos by Raymond P. Brady: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Its a good shot, all about timing and perspective!!

Hi...I've similar photo :-)

Well spotted! This river crossing was originally served by a wooden constructed bridge. Due to weathering, wear and tear etc, this wooden bridge was replaced by a formed concrete span bridge. You will notice that I have enclosed the name in apostrophes therefore alluding to the fact that this bridge pictured is nostalgically known as 'The Wooden Bridge', but those who are not nostalgic or not aware of its history refer to it as 'The Concrete Bridge'

On a climb up from Iniscarn Forest and up the slopes of Slieve Gallon one frosty November morning, me and my brother had a 'quare' view of the blanket fog that covered the locality that morning once we cleared the tree line of the forest. What would normally be seen is Moneymore and out on the horizon Lough Neagh and on a good day the Mournes.

Getting set for heading off Meenard whilst keeping an eye on the approaching weather front over Sawel

The seventh arch is hidden under the trees on the right hand side

County Rock, photographed on a walk up to Meenard

Boardwalk onto Lough Neagh at Oxford Island

At the foot of Craig-Na-Shoke (Eagle's Rock)looking across the top edge of Moydamlaght Forest towards Mullaghmore

Traffic on the Glenshane Pass viewed from Bohilbreaga