Ulster Landscapes: Stone Cairns at Loughareema

07/08/2009

Stone Cairns at Loughareema

Stone Cairns at the Vanishing Lake

Another image from Loughareema. This one's from the island at the centre of the lake where visitors have built cairns.

8 Jul 2009 00:00:00 | black and white, cairn

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Great mono that brings out the textures and the scuddy clouds, nice angle too :)

Posted by: Bernie McAllister | 02/07/2010 at 02:55 AM

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Loughareema - The Vanishing Lake One of my favourite places. Loughareema is an area of special scientific interest. It sits on chalk and has a leaky bed. The 'plughole' is bunged with peat and so the water can only percolate slowly down into the passage below. After heavy rain the streams draining off the adjacent hills fill the lake. During dry weather the lake empties. This was taken on the way home from a scorching day on Rathlin Island. If there was ever an image that deserved the sepia treatment it's this one. I think the dark sepia helps bring out the deep brown peat...

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Rathlin Sound Rathlin Sound viewed from the Island You can see Rue Light on the southern tip of Rathlin Island and Fair Head on the right of the picture. I guess this is an unusually calm day on Rathlin Sound.

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