Swans near the Madden Bridge, Tandragee

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Swans near the Madden Bridge, Tandragee

Image: © P Flannagan Taken: 20 Jan 2008

On the east bank of the Newry Canal, Tandragee Harbour stretched along either side of the bridge carrying the road to Gilford. These swans were swimming round in circles on one side of the bridge hoping to be fed. They did not seem to want to go under the bridge at all. Perhaps because there is a small car park on this side of the canal for those who wish to walk along the towpath and they are often fed here by the walkers.

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Image Location

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54.364281
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-6.378782