Donegal Photo Game

muffler

slimboyfat wrote: »

Another one

Is that up in the Bluestacks...Loch Belshade?

slimboyfat

muffler wrote: »

Is that up in the Bluestacks...Loch Belshade?

Never heard of that, must look it up.

Not that either.

muckish

Glen Lough?

slimboyfat

muckish wrote: »

Glen Lough?

Your getting there

muckish

Lough Veagh?

slimboyfat

muckish wrote: »

Lough Veagh?

:eek: nearly there

puddles22

gartan lough

slimboyfat

puddles22 wrote: »

gartan lough

Dont tell me you were there that day too

muckish

Here's one to keep things ticking over...

Durnish

I can see that from our rental house.

Gnomeville, Rosbeg.

slimboyfat

Durnish wrote: »

I can see that from our rental house.

Gnomeville, Rosbeg.

Where?

muckish

Rossbeg indeed.

Durnish

he he,

where is this cake?

Hootanany

It the bakery in the Diamond.



Good luck today give them socks.

irish_goat

You have to venture off the main road a bit to get to this place.

homer simpson

irish_goat wrote: »

You have to venture off the main road a bit to get to this place.

Is that Inch pier?

Durnish

Yes, it could be.
We used to love that place, a friend of my father's bought some of the old fort buildings from whoever it was who could sell them and we had a few great weeks there in the sixties. Absolutely forbidden from exploring the actual fort interior, but of course my oldest brother led raiding parties into it. I remember the slippery dungeon steps particularly. Lovely warm calm beach.

slimboyfat

Durnish wrote: »

Yes, it could be.
We used to love that place, a friend of my father's bought some of the old fort buildings from whoever it was who could sell them and we had a few great weeks there in the sixties. Absolutely forbidden from exploring the actual fort interior, but of course my oldest brother led raiding parties into it. I remember the slippery dungeon steps particularly. Lovely warm calm beach.

Never knew one existed on Inch Island, can't fing anything on google about it but I can see from ordance survey maps that there is a fort of some sort behind the pier.

Anyone got any more info on tis please?

Durnish

oh aye, there is a fort, used by RN up to first world war but part of the forts system that DeValera had to hold back (not sell off) for Churchill in the second world war. (I may be wrong about this).
As far as I remember, the fort, hidden from the sea, is very similar to Grey Point fort at Bangor, NI. It has gun emplacements, below wall level, and offices, prob what we thought were the dungeons.

irish_goat

Inch Pier is right. The fort is just beside it, you have to hike up a steep enough, tree/bush covered path and climb over some fallen trees and stuff to get in though.

I only have the one photo of the inside but there's some very nice views up there.

Durnish

ok, here's another easy, but charming, one.

slimboyfat

Is it on the raod from Ardara to the Maghera Caves by any chance, it looks like that small island, not sure of the name of the area.

slimboyfat

Any ideas?

North_West_Art

is it New Lake just outside Dunfanaghy on the road to Falcaragh?

slimboyfat

North_West_Art wrote: »

is it New Lake just outside Dunfanaghy on the road to Falcaragh?

Correct

mugbags

How bout this one?

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homer simpson

Tis Uber small, any larger versions?

mugbags

Sorry, I know! First time posting a photo on here and didn't know how it was going to come out. am working on it

ok....help me out here, picture is normal size on computer but shrinks when attached...what am I doing wrong?!

muffler

This any better?

Durnish

It may be bigger but I still dinny know where it is, but.