Black & white Wednesday

Posted on September 23, 2020September 22, 2020 Posted in Black and White Wednesday., Ireland, irish landscapeTagged Black and white, black and white photography, Black and White Wednesday., County Meath, Ireland, Irelands oldest bridge, irish history, phone photos, River Boyne, stone bridge, Trim2 Comments

This weeks photograph come from the town of Trim in County Meath, Ireland. It was taken on my mobile/cell phone which is something I rarely do. Trim is around two and a half hours from my home and it being a warm September day I had to get out on my motorcycle. Trim has a lot of history and I’ll put a link at the bottom of the post for anyone interested.

The photograph is off the bridge over the River Boyne. The bridge is claimed to be the oldest in Ireland but there are others that claim the same title.

River Boyne, Trim, County Meath, Ireland.

Trim History: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trim,_County_Meath

Thank you for visiting.

Stay safe,

George.

322/365 Shutter release challenge

Posted on October 3, 2016 Posted in 365 Shutter release challengeTagged Black and white, Co.Down, Downpatrick, monochrome, nature, Nikon D7200, Northern Ireland, reeds, reflections, river, River Quoile, stone bridge, treesLeave a comment

Quoile Bridge

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Quoile bridge on the River Quoile near Downpatrick, Co.down Northern Ireland.

This is part of the nature reserve on the Quoile river, It use to be a tidal river but a sea wall across the river now keeps the river level even for most of the year.

Thank you for viewing

George McNeill Photography

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Black & white Wednesday

322/365 Shutter release challenge