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This
closeup of Benbulben shows the clear effect of time and the
elements. The small white specs on the mountain are sheep
and the photo was taken from the road leading to Gortarowey.
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This view of Benbulben is
from Cartron Point. The water in the foreground is known as Horse Island and is
exposed during low tide. The stone causeway at the water's edge is the main
Sligo-Rosses Point Road.
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Sligo town
with Benbulben in the background taken from Cairns Hill. On
this beautiful summer day, the Hills of Donegal are
clearly visible in the far distance just to the left of Benbulben.
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View of Benbulben from the north
(or Donegal) side. The
effects of erosion are much more pronounced on this side of
the mountain.
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The Atlantic Ocean on the left
and the links of Strandhill Golf Club in the foreground
provide the perfect setting for this photo of Benbulben.
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The dramatic shape of Benbulben
becomes more apparent when viewed directly from the West.
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Dramatic photo of Benbulben's
north face as the sun sets.
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Benbulben on a beautiful
summer's day with Rosses Point strand in the foreground.
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The summit of Benbulben is
shrouded with clouds on this photo
taken from the village of Tully, just south of Drumcliffe, looking north..
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Worn by time and the
elements, the unmistakable profile of Benbulben
faces westward into the setting sun.
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The northern face of Benbulben
in this photo from Bord Failte
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