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Garry Bog looking SE. One of the last large raised bogs in Northern Ireland. Under the care of the Environment Agency (NI). Parts of the bog were still used for peat extraction until the early 1980s: these areas are still very prominent in aerial views.
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| Author | SK53 |
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