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STRANGFORD LOUGH

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ake the 50-mile loop around the UK’s largest sea inlet and you’ll find a natural playground of hiking trails, scenic bays and superlative places to paddle. At nearly 60sq miles, this vast lough is almost entirely enclosed by County Down’s Ards Peninsula, save for

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