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  1. 05-06-2011 #1
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    Taken at View Island (Caversham Lock).
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    Nice shots Joe, which is view island?
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    OK, found it, off the bottom of Mill Road, Caversham.
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    Walk across the lock follow the path, as you enter the wooded part of the path the entrance is on the right. Just before the entrance on the left of the path is where the grebe is nesting.
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