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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 30

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oil, though well enough suited to their growth,is not so well suited to their maturity; but the place remains a country beauty-spot, astonishingly close to the sprawl of Belfast. From the towpath on the farther bank of the Lagan, the beeches look theirmost magnificent in autumn. ACCESS: On the… … TO&ALLYi-£SSO*/ jba jl m. YJVj±MMj*jcMry EOEMD£:/ZA.Y Page 25 LISNABREENY Lisnabreeny lies two miles south of Belfast on the slopes of the CastlereaghHills. From the higher land there is a fine view of Belfast and StrangfordLoughs, and over the surrounding countryside. The house and lands are…

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