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See J5978 : Shore and ferry near Donaghadee. The same rock, a bit closer and from a different angle, being hit by a wave about five minutes after high water Donaghadee. The wind strengthened later in the day. The Google map gives only an approximate impression of... (more)

WW2 air raid shelter on the corner of the Ballyvester and Millisle roads on the southern side of Donaghadee. Possibly under threat of removal as the site it sits on appears to be for sale (see... (more)

Looking across some of the graves in the cemetery.

The stream (not named on the 1:50,000 map) which flows under the Millisle Road J5978 : The Millisle Road, Donaghadee, seen from this footbridge J5978 : Footbridge near Donaghadee.

Taken during the Coronavirus pandemic, a thank you rainbow for NHS and key workers on a garden wall at the Millisle Road, Donaghadee.

Cemetery on southern edge of Donaghadee.

See J5979 : Railway path, Donaghadee (2). The view, along the path, towards Donaghadee, to the south west of the previous photograph. Continue to J5878 : Railway path, Donaghadee (4).

Fuchsia and buddleia hedge at the entrance to The Commons J5979 : The Commons, Donaghadee on the Millisle Road.

The shore at Donaghadee, close to the Millisle Road J5978 : The Millisle Road, Donaghadee, near Galloway’s Bridge, about 20 minutes before high water Donaghadee. The gulls seemed to be feasting on whatever had been carried in on the tide and strengthening wind.

A post-mounted pressed-steel postbox (BT21 581) beside the Donaghadee – Millisle Road. It replaced this cast one J5978 : Letter box, Donaghadee.

Looking south over the cemetery.

The Donaghadee-Millisle road runs close to the coast with the houses on the right backing onto the shore. This is the road just outside Donaghadee (looking back towards the town) with the Ballyvester Road just visible by the gate to the... (more)