Geograph - photograph every grid square

See J4974 : East Street, Newtownards (February 2011). A complete contrast in architectural styles – a cul-de-sac of brick social housing at the roundabout end of East Street.

No British soldier in the Second World War was more decorated than Robert Blair “Paddy” Mayne - one of the six founder members of the Special Air Service (SAS). “Paddy” Mayne was an exceptional Ulsterman, endowed with great physical... (more)

Gargoyle on The Market Cross, Newtownards.

A meeting house on Greenwell Street - once known as the Greenwell Fellowship. I am uncertain as to whether it is still in use.

A small (diameter of 4 inches) stop-valve cover, at the Frances Street end of Windmill Row.

The view up the Donaghadee Road at Movilla High School. It's eight miles to Donaghadee via Six Road Ends - there's also the turn off for Millisle (Movilla Road) just in sight.

The image was taken from the roundabout on the A21 (Bangor Road).

What I think is the remains of a cast iron sewer vent pipe outside a house on the Donaghadee Road in Newtownards. It is marked "Adams Ltd. York". See SO8999 : Sewer Vent Pipe - Henwood Road for a complete example (which is also listed). I can't find too... (more)

See J4974 : Unfinished houses, Newtownards (September 2011). Almost 5½ years the later, the houses were never completed and are now showing signs of deterioration.

Vacant and boarded-up bungalow, at the corner of the Bangor Road (behind me) and Belvedere Road, awaiting the end of the recession.

A night view of the Donaghadee Road in Newtownards. The coloured laser lights shining in the sky above have been produced by the 'Global Rainbow' art installation projected from nearby Scrabo Tower.