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3-4 hours Over many millennia, natural forces have combined to carve out the extraordinary shoreline of the Killard Peninsula. See what they have created - and how the power of the waves is still sculpting the area - with this audio walking tour from the Royal Geographical Society, for three and a half miles, beginning on Killard Road in Kilclief. Take the tour as you go on a smartphone, or download the audio tour files to hear as you go.
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PORTAFERRY
ARDS AND NORTH DOWN
54.38°N, 5.55°W
Sunrise: 05:00
Sunset: 19:40
Moon Phase: full moon
Weather: broken clouds, 10°C max, 5°C min
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THOMAS CARLYLE