AMAZING 'TRINITY KNOT' - SLIGO/LEITRIM BORDER

We received this message from listener Sarah. A photo taken at Glencar Lough near the Co Leitrim/Co Sligo border the other day, showing an incredible Celtic Trinity Knot design in the trees.

With some further digging we found via Irish Archaeology that Jim McCabe and his family planted this Trinity Knot in the 1980s.

The design is best viewed in the autumn when the Japanese Larch trees change colour and contrast with the surrounding Sitka Spruce forest. (source)
Some more photos via Boards.ie

This drone shot is pretty incredible too!

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A photo posted by Jerzy Kruszynski (@airdronexpert) on Oct 31, 2016 at 1:22pm PDT

Trinity Knot created with deciduous trees in a coniferous forest at Glencar Lough #sligo #glencar #forestry #coniferous #coniferousforest #deciduous #trees #trinityknot

A photo posted by Carol Cronin (@karlachameleon) on Oct 31, 2016 at 10:40am PDT

Awesome photos! Have you come across this 'Trinity in the trees'? If so, drop us a photo on twitter! @thisisiradio Some more info on the magnum lady blog HERE