NUMBER 410

BENCHMARKS continued

Look behind ya!

M.C. had only to swivel through 180º to find this one on the section of old stone wall that abuts the library on Angelsea Road in Dublin.

Below: A 'mark on Anglesea Road.

Above: A view on Angelsea Road with the library to the left and the 'mark near the centre of the higher section of the stone wall, on the particular stone that is of a lighter shade than its peers.

NUMBER 409

BENCHMARKS continued

M.C. is the benchmark hunter you can rely on; if he was a loaf of bread he would be your favourite family pan (to be eaten with butter and jam, and a nice pot of tea). His late Spring safari continues with this one on Anglesea Road, Ballsbridge in Dublin.

Below: The 'mark on Anglesea Road.

Above: On Anglesea Road looking across the Dodder to the apartments that now stand on the Johnson. Mooney and O'Brien site. The 'mark is at the bottom of the wall near the centre.