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Old Monastery ruins at Greyabbey

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Re: Old Monastery ruins at Greyabbey

Post by musket on Sat Jun 13, 2009 10:15 am


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Re: Old Monastery ruins at Greyabbey

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Re: Old Monastery ruins at Greyabbey

Post by Bynx on Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:03 pm

There is so much great stonework done there, its a pity they cant do some kind of restoration. The place just needs some woodwork. Im not talking flushed toilets and electric lights even. Just like it was when it was new.

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Re: Old Monastery ruins at Greyabbey

Post by musket on Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:54 pm

Historic monuments are protected sites and can't be renovated back to original form
only renovations allowed would be to maintain it as is, so that it wouldn't deteriorate
into a worse state over time Smile

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Re: Old Monastery ruins at Greyabbey

Post by Maximages on Mon Dec 07, 2009 9:52 am

I drive past Greyabbey everytime i am going to Kirkistown, and i have been going their for 35 year's !! it was only last july i called in to see the ruin's, a lot of history their. Great shot's Musket !!!

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Re: Old Monastery ruins at Greyabbey

Post by musket on Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:26 pm

Maximages wrote:I drive past Greyabbey everytime i am going to Kirkistown, and i have been going their for 35 year's !! it was only last july i called in to see the ruin's, a lot of history their. Great shot's Musket !!!


Thanks for commenting. I have never been to any of Kirkistown rallies must try and go sometime Smile

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