Photos by BerHav : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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Amazing picture
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Wonderful capture and a perfect dynamic range to add to the appearance of the picture!!!
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Excellent composition. I've walked on these hills & you have captured them beautifully. :)
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Könnyen lehet, hogy " látogató" volt!!!
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per me ti chiami neo
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So far, google and panoramio don't give a larger version - I shall try again, but all I get is a tiny icon which probably means the picture won't be shown.
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The picture is taken from the top of Inishowen Head, Shrove (Stroove). In the foreground is Inishowen lighthouse. There was a second lighthouse to the east until about 1960 the bottom part of which can still be seen. The point of land on which the lighthouse compound is built is known as Dunnagree, from Irish Dún na Graí, meaning 'the fort of the stud (of horses)'.
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This sign post was erected by Bord Fáilte (Irish Tourist Board) at the top of Inishower Head in the 1980s. It was shot by some local heroes within a year.
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Fantastic view on garden!!!
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On the picture they are on their way back to Fort William. As far as I know, they are not able to turn the locomotive at Mallaig.
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