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Appropriately-named stop on the Bangor side of the ring-road flyover J4880 : Flyover, Belfast Road, Bangor.

Sculpture on Drumhirk Drive in Kilcooley, Bangor. Known as the 'Kilcooley Obelisks', the sculpture consists of five solid oak obelisks, each representing a different decade from the 1960s (when Kilcooley Estate was established)... (more)

This flyover carries the Bangor ring road over the Belfast Road. Most of the traffic to and from Belfast originates from or goes to the ring road and adjacent roads rather than the town centre. This is the view to Belfast.

A Rolls-Royce wedding car passes the entrance to the Kilcooley estate (Drumhirk Drive) on the Bangor Ring Road.

A bus stop, with shelter and seat, close to Fern Grove on the Rathgael Road. Used by some Ulsterbus town and Belfast services. J4880 : Bus stop, Rathgael Road, Bangor (July 2015) shows the corresponding stop on the other side of the road.

Traditional loyalist '11th night' bonfire at the Kilcooley Estate in Bangor. In recent years bonfires have grown ever bigger with competitions between rival groups to see who can make the biggest; this one looked around 10 metres... (more)

EIIR pillar box, at Killeen Avenue opposite Killeen Drive, close to Tesco Springhill (background). J4880 : Tree by Tesco, Bangor [2] shows it from a different angle.

Detail of J4880 : Bonfire at Kilcooley, Bangor showing the loyalist mural on the gable wall of a house at Kilcooley in Bangor.

Part of the wood, close to the Rathgael Road, to the north west of Drumhirk Drive.

A closer look at the tree seen in J4880 : Tree by Tesco, Bangor; the lines in the road in front were made by a road sweeping lorry cleaning the road of debris from the 'Tesco' construction.

See: J4880 : Sculpture, Kilcooley, Bangor [1]. Located on Drumhirk Drive right on the edge of the Kilcooley estate. The Ring Road can be seen in the background.

See J4880 : Bus stop and shelter, Rathgael Road, Bangor (July 2015). The stop on the other side of the road - no shelter or seat just a small area of tarmac and a dropped kerb.