Derelict Irish Cottage, November 2025
The derelict Irish cottage, with its tinned roof, is located in the Mid Ulster region.
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Warmest Day of 2024
On September 6, the temperature reached 27 degrees Celsius, making it the warmest day of the year in Northern Ireland. This evening photo was taken with the Slieve Gallion mountain in the background.
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Harvest Moon, 18th September 2024
These pictures were taken on the same day as the Harvest Moon, along with the pictures of the evening dusk. The first two images were taken in the early morning, and the last image was of the Super Harvest Moon in the evening. The 18th of September was a very colourful day.
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Autumn Sunrise & Sunset, October 2025
Notice the rich colours in autumn mornings and evenings. In both images, you can see the warm cast.
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Coagh Riverside Park & Playground, October 2025
Autumn is the time of the year when colourful leaves and weather show up, especially in the mornings and evenings. Coagh Riverside Park is a minimal riverside woodland; it takes just 5 minutes or so to walk around, but it is a lovely wood beside the large Ballinderry River, which heads out into Lough Neagh…
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Wet Autumn Morning Walk in the Countryside, October 2025
The autumn morning walk took place a day after a particularly heavy downpour on Sunday. The autumn season is a great time to go out, especially with its colourful weather and landscape.
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Autumn Stroll at the Springhill, October 2025
Springhill, located on the edge of Moneymore, offers a delightfully colourful autumn walk. One of my favourite ‘sweet & short’ casual walks. There are plenty of intriguing footpaths to explore, as well as some fascinating trees and plants to view.
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Boreen
The setting is an old rural lane in Northern Ireland.
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Wellbrook Beetling Mill, September 2025
Wellbrook Beetling Mill is the only beetling mill in the UK that can be visited. Just behind the mill, there is a delightful stroll through the wooded glen. The workers at Wellbrook Beetling Mill used a form of sign language to communicate because the beetling machinery, which pounded linen with wooden hammers, produced loud, deafening…
