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The Anchor Pub
A small clearing on the bank of the Thames that looks over to the famous (if you live there) Anchor Pub in Abingdon.
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St. Sepulchre's Cemetery
The cemetery was opened in 1849, initially as an overflow for north Oxford because existing cemeteries were overcrowded with corpses from epidemics such as cholera. St Sepulchre's Cemetery itself became overcrowded later in Victorian times. The cemetery was established along with Osney Cemetery and Holywell Cemetery. In 1855, new burials were forbidden at all Oxford city churches, apart from in existing vaults.
(Taken from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Sepulchre's_Cemetery )
Dinton Pastures
Dinton Pastures Country Park is the largest of all our sites at just over 335 acres. The Park is open daily throughout the year.
It offers a variety of habitats including 7 lakes, 2 rivers, and meadows. Three public bird hides provide secret viewing of the waterfowl, with one specially adapted for wheelchair users