River Avon

The River Avon is a river in the counties of Wiltshire, Hampshire and

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Beyond, the valley of the River Avon wends through peaceful blossom-filled hills while only a few minutes away tourists clutter the Georgian terraces of Bath.

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Beyond, the valley of the River Avon wends through peaceful blossom-filled hills while only a few minutes away tourists clutter the Georgian terraces of Bath.

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Along the way you cross an old humpbacked bridge, the babbling brook below it a tributary of the River Avon.

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Last year, researchers announced the discovery of a small prehistoric circle of stones on the banks of the nearby River Avon.

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After two semi‑final play-off defeats in two seasons there is a growing sense beside the River Avon that Steve Meehan's men are running hot at the perfect moment.

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Other changes for the better include adding several innovative exhibition spaces that show mastery of high-tech visual media, doubling the number of ladies ' lavatories to 47, four bars, the Riverside Caf é and Terrace, and the culinarily ambitious Rooftop Restaurant, which has 150 covers and great views over the River Avon, as do the balconies of the 15 new dressing rooms.

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Soon enough we crossed a stout arched stone bridge over the River Avon and rumbled through an open bar-gate, past a couple of alehouses, one named the Bear and one the Swan, and from there right down the main street and into the heart of town, stopping near a stone cross in the market square.

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From about this time, 2900 BC, timbers began to be raised, first at Stonehenge and later, from 2500 BC, across to the east near the River Avon at Durrington Walls and Woodhenge.

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The notion that Stonehenge and Durrington Walls were built as a single complex of complementary wooden and stone circles linked by the River Avon is the subject of the 20034 investigation of the area led by Mike Parker Pearson.

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