A Ticket to Bridgeport — opening landscape

Title: Townland of Corthoon viewed from the townland of Brackary More
Photographer: Pmcgurrin (Wikimedia Commons)
Date recorded by source: 4 August 2011
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19 October 2026. The source describes the view across the valley from
Brackary More to Corthoon and categorizes it as Leitrim Landscape.
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Modern regional context, not Tullynascreen, an identified McPadden dwelling,
a documented view from James's journey or evidence of the landscape in 1904.
No residents are identified; this is not an invitation to enter private land.