We took a couple of hours yesterday afternoon to enjoy the beautiful scenery in the Glens of Antrim. We seem to do this at every available opportunity but I never get tired of it!
There's something captivating about the rolling hillside, stone walls and old run down cottages that draws me back time after time, even on a dull day.
Drumnagreagh Road
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Glenaan Road
Altarichard Road
After we'd been fed and watered we went on to the famous Dark Hedges but it was so dark by then that I couldn't take photos...it was really beautiful but creepy.Some day soon I think we should go there first and take some photos in daylight :)
Super pics Ruth, the Glens are certainly picturesque, and your little lambs definitely herald spring. The sun is shining here in the west, always a bonus, especially as the forecast for this week was awful.
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