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Grid reference J2525

6 km SE of Hilltown, Co Down, Northern Ireland


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We have 9 images for J2525
 : The north-western spur of Pigeon Rock Mountain by Eric Jones The north-western spur of Pigeon Rock Mountain
Cock Mountain is the peak of the left. These are two of the "bird mountains" of the Western Mournes, the other two are Eagle Mountain and Hen Mountain.
 : Pigeon Rock Mountain from the Rowan Tree valley by Eric Jones Pigeon Rock Mountain from the Rowan Tree valley
 : Bog cotton in the col between Pigeon Rock Mountain and Cock Mountain by Eric Jones Bog cotton in the col between Pigeon Rock Mountain and Cock Mountain
 : View southwards towards the col between Cock Mountain and Pigeon Rock Mountain by Eric Jones View southwards towards the col between Cock Mountain and Pigeon Rock Mountain
The col provides a handy, if boggy, route between the Rock River valley and the shores of the Spelga Reservoir.
 : View upslope towards the south summit of Cock Mountain by Eric Jones View upslope towards the south summit of Cock Mountain
 : Old turbaries in the Rowen Tree River valley by Eric Jones Old turbaries in the Rowen Tree River valley
The nearby road was built by the Batt Estate to provide access to these turbaries.
 : Sheep foraging on the slopes of Cock Mountain by Eric Jones Sheep foraging on the slopes of Cock Mountain
 : Turbary beds between the Rowan Tree River and Pigeon Rock Mountain by Eric Jones Turbary beds between the Rowan Tree River and Pigeon Rock Mountain
The image was taken from the Hen Trail. These beds were last worked on any substantial scale during and immediately after WWII when there was a major shortage of fuel.
 : The upper reaches of the Rowan Tree River by Eric Jones The upper reaches of the Rowan Tree River

 
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