Mourne Textiles is a design-led manufacturer of handwoven products based in County Down. For three generations our master-weavers have produced the mid-century visions of Norwegian design pioneer and founder, Gerd Hay-Edie.
The wall is 22 miles long going around in a circle making its way up and down over the mountains. Have walked the wall twice, last time was a few years ago when I was fitter. Hope to try to walk the length of it again next summer. Its a super walk, but very tiring.... More info here on the wall en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mourne_Wall This batch of tmax film seems to have a scratch running along the top of the frame as you can see here, im sure its not the camera...... Taken on the Mamiya RZ67 with 140mm lens. Kodaks TMax 400 dev'd in Rodinal
Mourne Castle by Alex Tornberg on ArtStation.
Hand loom weaving workshop producing iconic mid century designs, tweeds, furnishing fabrics, throws, cushions and rugs
Mourne Mountains, Northern Ireland,
Katie and Gary’s banter filled, loved up adventure engagement session in the Mourne Mountains.
From soaring peaks and sprawling caverns to towering sea stacks and shimmering lochs, this ranking highlights the most breathtaking natural wonders in the UK.
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The Mourne Mountains is an area of stunning natural beauty and an easy weekend trip from Belfast. Here's why this region is unmissable!
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Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland: the inspiration for CS Lewis's Narnia.
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7 image pano. 4 man expedition and wild camping on the summit of Slieve Corragh. Taken using LEE filters landscape polariser and 1.2 soft grad filter.
St Mary, Badley, Suffolk The poet John Betjeman once observed in a BBC radio broadcast that his poems were not intended for clever people. Rather, he suggested, they are jingles for those enslaved to their own passions. Some churches are like that. Mortlock says of St Mary, Badley, that it seduces the senses, and sticks like a burr in the memory. Even Cautley's stiff upper lip wobbled briefly. But to get to this church, you must find it first. Only Depden is more hidden. No road goes within a mile of St Mary, and only by a sign to a track across the fields on the busy Needham Market to Stowmarket road would you ever know it was there. The track is driveable, although too potholed to make cycling a pleasure. It winds lazily through gentle rises for a mile or so, and the noise of the modern world is soon lost behind you. eventually, a cluster of buildings appear below. It is a lost valley; a large 16th century farm house and outbuildings, with the red brick church tower in front of it. Beyond, a hazy maze of trees and fields. No other building is in sight. It is utterly bewitching. In early spring, the wild fields are getting their greenness, and lapwings huddle in the furrows. In this setting, church and farm are camouflaged; the grass, hawthorn and trees make a secret world amongst them. www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/badley.htm
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Sunset photograph by Derek Smyth Photography of Cloughmore known locally as The Big Stone. This landscape photograph captures this very popular Tourist attraction in the Mourne Mountains as the sun sets over the Cooley Mountains and Carlingford Lough in the distance.
Pan Fried Hake with Tomato Relish - Mourne Fishbox
