890 Photos within 10km of grid reference J 522 536, by Albert Bridge

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	Broad Meadows Lane, Killyleagh by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5253 Category: Lane Broad Meadows Lane is a public footpath running from the Shrigley Road to the Comber Road (background). The bridge carries the lane over the Dibney River.
	Football ground, Killyleagh (2) by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5253 Dist:0.3km Tags: [top:Sport, Leisure] [football ground] [Killyleagh] See J5253 : Football ground, Killyleagh (1). The northern end.
	Football ground, Killyleagh (1) by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5253 Dist:0.4km Tags: [top:Sport, Leisure] [football ground] [Killyleagh] The south western end of The Showgrounds beside the Comber Road. Home to Killyleagh YC football club Link. See also J5253 : Football ground, Killyleagh (2).
	The Shrigley memorial (detail) (1) by Albert Bridge for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Category: Memorial See J5153 : The Shrigley memorial. The memorial is no longer in prime condition. As shown by this detail of one of the supporting pillars it would benefit from restoration.
	The Shrigley memorial by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Category: Memorial Shrigley developed as a mill village based around a cotton mill built by one John Martin in 1824. The memorial to him was erected in 1871, by grateful villagers, while... (more)
	The Shrigley memorial (detail) (2) by Albert Bridge for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Category: Memorial See J5153 : The Shrigley memorial (detail) (1). It also includes four quasi gargoyles two of which are shown here. They seem to have fared better than the soft plasterwork.
	The Shrigley Memorial (2012) by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Tags: [top:People, Events] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [Buildings at risk] [Memorial] [Shrigley] See J5153 : The Shrigley memorial (February 2008). More than four years later the memorial remains untouched and still “at risk”.
	Bus, Shrigley by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Category: Bus Tags: [bus] [Killyleagh] [Shrigley] [Translink] [Ulsterbus] A Wrightbus Solar-bodied Scania about to depart from the Shrigley memorial J5153 : The Shrigley memorial with the 11.10 service to Belfast (Laganside Buscentre) – service no 511. The “5”... (more)
	Portadown Foundry manhole cover, Shrigley by Albert Bridge for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Tags: [top:Industry] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [Foundry product] [Manhole cover] [Portadown Foundry] [Shrigley] Well away from home, a Portadown Foundry J0858 : Portadown Foundry grating cover, Lurgan manhole cover close to the Shrigley Memorial J5153 : The Shrigley memorial.
	Blue road name sign, Shrigley (July 2017) by Albert Bridge for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Tags: [top:Roads, Road transport] [type:Close Look] [Road Name Sign] [Shrigley] [subject:sign] Road name sign, with white letters on a reflective blue background, at the Shrigley Road end of the Crossgar Road.
	Bus, Shrigley (July 2017) by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5153 Dist:0.4km Tags: [top:Roads, Road transport] [subject:bus] [bus] [type:Geograph] [Shrigley] [Translink] [Ulsterbus] An Ulsterbus Wright-bodied Volvo (2236 – OEZ 7236) leaving the turning circle, at the Shrigley Memorial J5153 : The Shrigley memorial, with the 10.50 to Downpatrick. The stop is on the... (more)
	Mary's stile, Killyleagh by Albert Bridge for square J5253 Dist:0.5km Tags: [top:People, Events] [top:Religious sites] [Killyleagh] [stile] Mary’s stile at the entrance to the ruin of Killowen church.
	Killowen church, Killyleagh (2) by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5253 Dist:0.5km Tags: [top:Derelict, Disused] [top:Religious sites] [church (ruined)] [Killyleagh] The ruin seen from the south west.
	Killowen church, Killyleagh (1) by Albert Bridge geograph for square J5253 Dist:0.5km Tags: [top:Derelict, Disused] [top:Religious sites] [church (ruined)] [Killyleagh] The ruin seen from the north.
	The Comber Road near Killyleagh by Albert Bridge for square J5254 Dist:0.5km Category: Road The Killyleagh – Comber road passes through the drumlins of east Down for much of its length. This is the road as it passes the Mill Hill (left) J5254 : The Mill Hill near Killyleagh.