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University, out by the Fenlands -- that section of the city which is rapidly becoming a students 'quarter, with its Simmons College, the New
The Old Coast Road From Boston to Plymouth Agnes Rothery
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Thus, then, there will, when all have returned, be a goodly number, and it is our defence of the Fenlands that has won their freedom for them.
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Arrive at Cambridge train station and breathe in the soft air of the Fenlands.
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Take Care Now has lost its contract to supply services in the Fenlands area of Cambridgeshire.
British Blogs 2010
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Skating enthusiasts have been flocking to the Fenlands where, for the first time in more than a decade, the conditions have been ideal for speed skating.
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Fenlands and North Norfolk area all reveal sea-level histories trending upward during the past
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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Fenlands and North Norfolk area all reveal sea-level histories trending upward during the past
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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I'm going to draw a parallel with the events of 1845 in the Fenlands of East Anglia.
Freeborn John 2008
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Yet whenever I traveled down there from the north I had my heart in my mouth because, as the train drew closer, I saw a speck on the horizon growing bigger and closer, and bigger and closer, until its vaulting lines finally became clear, like a Gothic ship sailing through the flatness of the Fenlands: Ely Cathedral, built hundreds of years before so that man could reach towards God and show himself what he could do when he put his mind to it.
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