Directional Sign for the "Ulster Way" on Greenisland Road, Portadown
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Directional Sign for the "Ulster Way" on Greenisland Road, Portadown
Image: © P Flannagan Taken: 11 Feb 2008
The "Ulster Way" is the best known trail in Northern Ireland at 560 miles long. This meandering circular route explores many of the rural areas, sometimes tasting the salty air of the coast and sometimes the clear air of the rivers, loughs and farming land.
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Image Location
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54.48878
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-6.494846