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This powered paraglider took to the blue skies recently to enjoy the view on the north coast.<br/>With not a cloud in the sky, well not many, this lucky pilot soared over Portstewart beach and beyond.<br/>Not only passing once, they flew past many times which was enjoyed by the local Portstewart residents and holidaymakers.
This powered paraglider took to the blue skies recently to enjoy the view on the north coast.<br/>With not a cloud in the sky, well not many, this lucky pilot soared over Portstewart beach and beyond.<br/>Not only passing once, they flew past many times which was enjoyed by the local Portstewart residents and holidaymakers.
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