Mussenden Temple and Downhill beach

Mussenden Temple and Downhill beach - County Londonderry
Mussenden Temple is an iconic building perched on a clifftop overlooking Downhill and Benone beaches on Northern Ireland's north coast. Built originally in 1785 as a summer library for Frederick Augustus Hervey, the Earl Bishop, it is now maintained by the National Trust. Well worth visiting!

Mussenden Temple Reflection

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Mussenden Temple Reflection
Mussenden Temple at sunset
Mussenden Temple in late evening
Mussenden Temple
Sunset over Downhill beach
Railway Line under Mussenden Temple
Train Passing Mussenden Temple
Tides in at Downhill Beach
Downhill Beach, County Londonderry
Lines in the Sand - Downhill Beach
Magilligan Peninsula - Portrait
Enjoying the View from Binevenagh
Magilligan Peninsula - County Londonderry, N.Ireland.
Steep Cliffs of Binevenagh Mountain
Binevenagh Summit View