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| Portadown Photo Page 7 |
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| My Belfast Mural Photos website | Photos taken May 2003 in Portadown. Please be patient while photos load. This page has quality images. It may be a little slow if you are on a 56k modem, but it will be worth the wait.|
 Welcome to Corcrain Beautiful ancient woodland, on the edge of town |
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 Spring wildflowers In a secret location, near Portadown |
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 Just Hatched While we're on a nature theme, here's a little something from the hedgerow. |
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 The Belfast to Dublin line This is the last rail line. Portadown was once known as the "Hub of the North", due to its extensive rail links to all parts of Ireland |
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 New Road With the fortunes of the railway on the wane, many new roads have been established. |
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 Gateway to Nature Corcrain Community Woodland. The people's very own nature reserve, right in the heart of Corcrain (see link on links page). Everyone is welcome to come here and calm down after a busy day |
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 Market Day No longer in Market Street, but in William Street now at the weekend. |
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 Market Street On a busy afternoon in Spring, this is the main thoroughfare of Portadown, in the town centre. |
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 Church Lane Bikes for repair behind the Church near a very interesting little shop |
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 Rain Northern Ireland gets a lot of heavy rain, and has a very damp climate |
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 Regatta Looks like the rain affected the attendance at the Portadown Regatta. Better luck with the weather next year. |
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 Bus Stop Not many of these old bus stop signs left in Portadown. They have nearly all been updated. |
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 Back Yard Look at things differently. It can be very interesting. |
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 Rooftops Right in the centre of Portadown, even the rooftops have a story to tell. |
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 Tavaghnagh Steps at the old Industrial Estate |
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 Derelict Market The Old Farmer's Market on Tandragee Road. Due to be Erased from the landscape |