One one shore of the narrows, the strip of water at the mouth of Strangford Lough, where each tide 350 million cubic metres of sea water rushes in or out, lies the village of Strangford.
This is the starting point of a beautiful circular walk through farmland, woodland and lough shore.
This is the starting point of a beautiful circular walk through farmland, woodland and lough shore.
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| at the end of Castle street is this lane way : magnificently called the squeeze gut |
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| it follows a sunken hollow into the woods |
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| a glimpse of Castle Ward House |
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| autumnal trees |
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| across the lough to Audley's Castle |
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| Charlie inspects a a romantic ruin on the shore |
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| looking across 'The Narrows' to Portaferry |
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| delicate shore flowers |
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| Castle Ward |
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| rocks seaweed lichens |
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| Castle Ward Bay and Audley's Castle |
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| symmetry |
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| October sunshine through a stand of Scots pine |
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| golden flowers |
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| back through the woods |
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| to Strangford Castle |
