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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 32

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Irish treeshave sheltered wild flowers. Of such interest to geologists is it that in 1860the British Association sent a party to explore the bed of the stream. Since then its fifty acres have provided a playground for Belfast children,a stimulating jungle for Boy Scouts, and a pleasant walk and… … Page 27 BALLYMACORMICK POINT The shores of Belfast Lough, though often grey, are always attractive.Ballymacormick point juts out into the sea between the populous sands ofBallyholme Bay, Bangor, Co. Down, and the quiet fishing village of Grooms-port. Forty acres of rough land, running alongside the…

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