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Luxury Bell Tent Escape Norfolk, No Deposit
Tent | Bathroom

Luxury Bell Tent Escape Norfolk, No Deposit

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Luxury Bell Tent Escape Norfolk, No Deposit
Luxurious Bell Tent Retreat Norfolk, No Deposit
Tent | Bathroom

Luxurious Bell Tent Retreat Norfolk, No Deposit

1.0 star property
Luxurious Bell Tent Retreat Norfolk, No Deposit
Adults-only Norfolk Bell Tent Stay, No Deposit
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Adults-only Norfolk Bell Tent Stay, No Deposit

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Adults-only Norfolk Bell Tent Stay, No Deposit
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Great crested grebe (Podiceps cristatus) An adult with its young. The great crested grebe was hunted for its ornate head plumes, leading to near extinction, but there are now again about 9,400 breeding pairs and 19,140 wintering birds in the UK; they can be found at lowland lakes, gravel pits, reservoirs and rivers and, during the winter months, along the coast. Feeding on fish, which they hunt underwater, the birds prefer to dive, rather than fly, in order to escape, and very young grebes often ride on their parents' backs. http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/g/greatcrestedgrebe/index.asp
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