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The properties of the National Trust for places of historic interest or natural beauty in Northern Ireland / National Trust in Northern Ireland ; introduction by the Earl of Antrim (1900)

National Trust in Northern Ireland · Belfast : National Trust, Committee for Nothern Ireland · leaf 24

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lie Ailsa Craig and the Mull ofKintyre. Inland, the glen winds upward to the heather and rock of Orramountain, whence the river springs as a rushing mountain stream. Cushendun is itself one of the loveliest villages of the Ulster coast, andthere is unspoilt wild country all about it. ACCESS: Close… … - A\CZB(ZD/LA\(2n/?a Page 19

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