My First Attempt At Narration...

[Moorso]

....so go easy!
[video]http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=LqeZdEGtPYc[/video]

[suzivstrom650]

Not bad at all (thumbs)

[Moorso]

Thanks D! (thumbs)

[macdee]

good job moorso
i like all the info on the historical sites
theirs an archaeologist in my home town that carried out a lot of work in Strangford
lough and was one of the team that found evidence of the first water power mill in the world
not sure where exactly on the lough
but i could put you in contact with him if you like

[outrunner]

I liked that, especially the info on things to see as I intend to go to Ireland later this year.



Andy.

[Heff]

Been on those roads many times.

Not bad at all Moorso (thumbs)

[Flintlock]

Imformative bit of narration that Moorso (thumbs)

[Moorso]

Thanks guys....really appreciate all the comments. When I stood watching it with a mic in my hand it's amazing how easy it is to stutter and just go quiet! Ha ha!!

good job moorso
i like all the info on the historical sites
theirs an archaeologist in my home town that carried out a lot of work in Strangford
lough and was one of the team that found evidence of the first water power mill in the world not sure where exactly on the lough but i could put you in contact with him if you like

Hi Macdee...many thanks.

The mill (if my memory serves) is located on the foreshore to the northern end of Nendrum monastic settlement. One of the excavation directors (Tom McErlean) was one of my lecturers for my Masters in Maritime Archaeology (many years ago now!!).

Not a lot left in the ground to see now though.

Be interested to know who it was you know!

[macdee]

Tom McErlean the very man
he is giving a talk on church island (lough beg)tomorrow night if you want to catch up with the old master ,its at eight in bellaghy (thumbs)

[Moorso]

I'd love to Macdee....but alas cannot.
I'm doing an airport run tomorrow for my sister