Cushendun, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, May 2011. The picturesque village of Cushendun is situated at the mouth of the river Dun (The Brown River). The small but charming village nestles at the foot of Glendun, one of the loveliest of the renowned Glens of Antrim and one of the most historic. Famed in poetry, song, myth and magic there are nine Glens of Antrim, each endowed with an evocative name and each weaving its own special magic. Lush, green secret places with the sound of water...
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Cushendun, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, May 2011. The picturesque village of Cushendun is situated at the mouth of the river Dun (The Brown River). The small but charming village nestles at the foot of Glendun, one of the loveliest of the renowned Glens of Antrim and one of the most historic. Famed in poetry, song, myth and magic there are nine Glens of Antrim, each endowed with an evocative name and each weaving its own special magic. Lush, green secret places with the sound of water alternately softly swirling, then falling in dramatic torrents, the nine Glens delight the senses. Entwined with their rich beauties are equally diverse and magical stories, combining the colourful history, myth and the traditions of the communities within the glens. For decades travellers stayed away from the sectarian violence, but since the end of'The Troubles' more and more people start discoving the beauty of Belfast and the Antrim Coast Causeway. Photo by Frits Meyst/Adventure4ever.com
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