Photography.
The old bridge across the Ballinderry at Killymoon has carried horse-drawn
carriages,tractors,early automobiles and
innumerable human feet across the river for over 250 years.
The Ballinderry river and its flood plain, as it flows through
Killymoon estate.Taken from the disused railway line-a view once seen
by many railway travellers (including,at least once, royalty) until the 1950’s .
Dart and Sawel in afternoon winter sunshine.The valley below sustained
considerable flood and mud damage from the swollen river
in 2017. Severe landslides occurred on hills immediately behind viewpoint.
Often a panorama is needed
to do justice to a scene.
With correct exposure and
some manipulation , photos
can be joined to create a
panorama which does better
justice to a view.
A favourite view of ‘The Mournes’-from slopes of Slieve Croob.
Practically all major Mourne peaks can be seen from
here.
The view from Dundrum Castle over
Dundrum town and bay towards the Mournes..
Looking south towards the Mournes and Inner Dundrum Bay from Downshire Bridge.
