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Meath Picture Game.
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hill of slane?europerson wrote: »I only this now! I agree with piker: definitely the Hill of Slane.
Yep,
piker got it first so its his choice to upload a pic, or gipi's one still has to be solved?0 -
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No one willing to give it a shot? I won't be online tonight (or in the morning
), as I have a big fancy formal ball to attend tonight . With that in mind, I'll give you all a bit of a clue: if you drew a line from Athboy to Dunboyne on a map of Meath, this place would be south of the line. 0 -
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europerson wrote: »No one willing to give it a shot? I won't be online tonight (or in the morning), as I have a big fancy formal ball to attend tonight . With that in mind, I'll give you all a bit of a clue: if you drew a line from Athboy to Dunboyne on a map of Meath, this place would be south of the line.
Whatever it is, it looks interesting. There really must be geansai loads of stuff around this county worth photographing that most people don't even know about.
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No. Read my earlier post about it being south of a line joining Athboy to Dunboyne.Is it tara?
Whatever it is, it looks interesting.
OK, another clue: the function of this structure is not unique in Meath, but its shape is unique to the county, as far as I know. Furthermore, we're talking the south-west of the county (far, far away from where I live).Still dont know what it is though...:o
Of course there is! This game is a good way of finding some of them out though.There really must be geansai loads of stuff around this county worth photographing that most people don't even know about!0 -
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I think that's as good as we're going to get! Well done, cue! I am impressed.I visited this place before years ago while being driven around by a friend somewhere in the trim - enfield- kinnegad triangle. It's a small graveyard in the middle of nowhere, and I think it is a memorial to Jonathon Swift?
The photo's taken in Castlerickard Graveyard, which is between Longwood and Ballivor. What's actually in the photo is the Swift(e) Family mausoleum. It's unique in Meath, given its tetrahedral shape. It really is a most unusual structure! The quality of the stonework is amazing: it's as smooth as anything to touch.
So, cue's turn. 0 -
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europerson wrote: »I think that's as good as we're going to get! Well done, cue! I am impressed.
The photo's taken in Castlerickard Graveyard, which is between Longwood and Ballivor. What's actually in the photo is the Swift(e) Family mausoleum. It's unique in Meath, given its tetrahedral shape. It really is a most unusual structure! The quality of the stonework is amazing: it's as smooth as anything to touch.
So, cue's turn.
Dammit, so so much too late to identify this one.
I live near there!! The crypt usent to be sealed up. As a kid myself and my friends used to dare each other to run down the steps. Which was scary because everyone knows dead people eat children.0 -
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