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See the credits and list definitions.Video displayCaptainVertigo: Track 2894 in area near Slieveanorra, Antrim Hills (Ireland)Slieveanorra AA2
Length: 4.2km, Creator time taken: 44m34s, Ascent: 200m,
Descent: 228m
Places: Start at D1440727766, Slieveanorra, end at D1404727367 537m SW from Start
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No.2 of my four Antrim Arderins, Slieveanorra is sadly crowned by an Eiffel Tower, and has two very fine roads leading to its summit.
I finished AA1(Knocklayd) half an hour earlier, had a quick bit of breakfast and drove to Sliveanorra. I am not madly enthusiastic about mountains with roads and towers, so maybe it was as well that it was hidden behind a dense cloud. Short and...short
Here are the AA stats:
No.1 Knockloyd.... http://mountainviews.ie/track/2883/ Ascent 369m Distance 4.4km
No.2 Slieveanorra.http://mountainviews.ie/track/2894/ Ascent 200m Distance 4.2km
No.3 Slievenanee..http://mountainviews.ie/track/2895/ Ascent 140m Distance 3.3km
No.4 Trostan..........http://mountainviews.ie/track/2896/ Ascent 325m Distance 5.8km
Total Antrim Arderins................................................................1034m Distance 17.7mCOMMENTSNo comments uploaded yet.NOTE: ALL information such as Ascent, Length and Creator time taken etc should be regarded as approximate. The creator's comments are opinions and may not be accurate or still correct.
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