.I have uploaded
ballykeel.gif and
ballykeel.tif
to the LexiLine files on Ancient Ireland.
Ballykeel in county Armagh in Ireland represents Aquila = KEEL, which is clear from the shape of the Capstone in the diamond-shape of this constellation.
Thursday, October 10, 2002
LexiLine Journal #47 - 2002 : Ballykeel Capstone County Armagh Ireland Aquila
Welcome!
.
I have uploaded
ballykeel.gif and
ballykeel.tif
to the LexiLine files on Ancient Ireland.
Ballykeel in county Armagh in Ireland represents Aquila = KEEL, which is clear from the shape of the Capstone in the diamond-shape of this constellation.
.I have uploaded
ballykeel.gif and
ballykeel.tif
to the LexiLine files on Ancient Ireland.
Ballykeel in county Armagh in Ireland represents Aquila = KEEL, which is clear from the shape of the Capstone in the diamond-shape of this constellation.
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