Photos by Victorangel: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

These wonderful photos bring back happy childhood memories of my summer holidays with my grandma and namesake, Margaret Burns on Bandbrook Hill. My mother and sister and I would arrive each summer by boat and be transported to Bandbrook Hill in a horse and buggy. I loved being there, feeling the freedom from school uniforms and rigid rules and regulations in London. We played on the railway tracks, in the fields eating wheat from the stalks, and picking mushrooms freshly popped up around the cow fields. We spent many hours up at the cathedral, climbing the steps and entering the dark doorway. There was a spring with an iron pump and cup attached to a chain. That water was ice cold and wonderful. Some of my happiest childhood memories come from Armagh and the friends we had there during and after WWII. My family & I left England in 1952 and have lived in the USA since. I chose the Burns name as my surname many years ago.

very nice picture. i love the colors. congratulations

Que representativo patio de arquitectura manchega y castellana,lástima que se hayan perdido tantas casas así,las encontramos actualmente mas abundantes en mejico y en otras zonas de Sudamérica,bueno también en las islas canarias.Un saludo desde Tenerife y feliz navidad

Really great shot! Wow !!!

so so beautiful. Love the lake and the peace

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Thaks Alan. All your pictures have a special light. I like all them. take care

Bueno Victor, eso en la version francesa supongo, el original, por supuesto es 'Ryan's Daughter' de David Lean, una peli que no deja a los irlandeses en muy buen lugar (paletos, prejuiciosos, intolerantes...). La foto muy guapina por cierto, que tal todo?

Gracias por el comentario. Ya se que no es el rio aceña pero la gente lo conoce mas. Animate a subir fotos. un saludo

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