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Dunluce Castle, Co. Antrim by Kevin Rankin

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« That shingling.
The harbour of Kastellorizo in the early 1900’s, compared to today. Over 10,000 people once lived on the island, but today the population stands at 492. »

Comments

  1. ParaMike46 says

    *Northern Ireland

  2. ShabbyBeachNest says

    That is a STUNNINGLY gorgeous shot!! Thank you so much for sharing!! Are you on any other social media? I’d love to support you!

  3. Trumpthulhu-Fhtagn says

    lovely. is this stacked/hdr? so nice! Looks natural and otherworldly at the same time.

  4. vonHindenburg says

    Located within spitting distance of two of Ireland’s most amazing natural features: The Giant’s Causeway and Bushmills Distillery

  5. MayonaiseH0B0 says

    I’d love to see a reconstruction

  6. bromacho99 says

    My family actually lived there, cool to see such a nice photo. The McQuillans if you’re wondering, they were the early builders and inhabitants but lost it to the fuckin Macdonnells after they fought like cowards and ambushed us.
    Fun fact, The McQuillan (title for head of the clan, I think Rory at the time?) once received an English diplomat and cordially sent back his head in response. That’s communication. Up Bushmills

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