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	Potton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Potton parish church is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary and is situated on rising ground to the east of the town and just under half a mile from its centre.
		Potton Rectoria (the Rectory manor) and the right of the rectorial tithes passed into the hands of the Crown.
		In October 1916 the vicar of Potton, The Rev R S Bagshaw was instituted at Cockayne Hatley as Rector, with dispensation to hold Potton Vicarage with Cockayne Rectory.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Potton (2292 words)

	List of islands of England - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of the islands of England, the mainland of which is part of the island of Great Britain, as well as a table of the largest English islands by area.
		The Isle of Man and the Channel Islands do not form part of England.
		Some of these were formerly islands surrounded by marshland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_islands_of_England (233 words)

	Wakering History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Most of the islands were now arable areas and the last island Rushley was reclaimed in 1781 by Harriott who long battled to turn it over to the plough.
		Foulness is the largest of a group of 6 islands in the Thames estuary, including Potton, Rushley, Havengore, New England and Wallasea.
		The island is 2 miles long and 1 mile wide, and is the most westerly of the five islands in the Essex Archipelago – 1 mile north of Great Wakering.
	www.r.kirton.btinternet.co.uk /wakeringhistory.htm (3354 words)

	Rakiura: The Wilderness of Stewart Island, Limpbound - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Stewart Island, or Rakiura, is one of New Zealand's special places - an island whose remote atmosphere and character is cherished by many people worldwide.
		In 2002 most of the Island was gazetted as New Zealand's fourteenth national park and Rakiura - The Wilderness of Stewart Island celebrates all of its remarkable beauty with a stunning collection of photography by Rob Brown.
		These range from the windswept granite peaks and outcrops around the southern harbour of Port Pegasus, the huge sweep of sand dunes behind Mason bay, the cliffs and islands around its rugged, weather-beaten coastline, and the primeval podocarp forest and windswept manuka, and the abundant widelife including species such as great spotted kiwi and kapako.
	www.craigpotton.co.nz /products/published/books/booknzscenic/ssofstewartislandlimpbound (288 words)

	Outdoor Meetings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Foulness is England's fourth largest island, but for much of its modern life has been out of bounds to the public because the Ministry of Defence chose it as a testing ground for munitions.
		The island is remote, isolated, bleak in winter and refreshingly cool on the hottest of summer days.
		The size of Foulness Island is approximately 6,310 acres and the landscape is typically Essex coastal marsh, flat with occasional scrub and low growing trees.
	www.r.kirton.btinternet.co.uk /outdoormeetings.htm (2556 words)

	Walk #279: Little Wakering to Chalkwell via Southend-on-Sea
		Doing this makes the time pass more quickly than a more interesting walk where I savour every moment, but even so that part of the walk did not go fast enough, and I was very thankful when the route along the riverbanks ended for the day and I had joined the road.
		The grass on the other side of the gate was well trodden, so I can only assume that they lock the gates whenever firing is occurring and that it is open at all other times.
		The path continues beside the creek as it heads eastwards before turning northeastwards to Fleet Head and then going in a large loop northwards, squeezed between Barling Marsh and Potton Island, before reaching the bridge that leads to Potton Island.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2002/279.php (1712 words)

	Hostellers Sailing Club - Contacts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Note that you don't necessarily need to go through Potton Bridge to use the Havengore route between the Roach and the sea but you do need to go through Potton Bridge (and not Havengore) if you want to circumnavigate Potton Island in a boat with fixed mast.
		A wayfarer with lowered mast will easily pass under Potton Bridge even when it is in the 'closed' state but it is questionable whether it could pass under Havengore bridge when this is closed.
		Maybe with careful timing it would be possible for a small boat with minimal 'air draft' to squeeze under the bridge then cross the shallows on the other side but I am not sure about this, never having tried it.
	www.btinternet.com /~sail/contact.htm (241 words)

	3rdCB: QSE 2000 Report: Small Boats Guide
		Beyond the boatyard, the creek passes through a swing bridge, which will open at any time during daylight hours by calling "Potton Bridge" on VHF Ch 72 or three toots of a horn.
		Landing on Potton Island is strictly prohibited by the MoD.
		The hamlet of East End, which is usually thought of as Paglesham, is a short walk from the yard, but the only amenity of interest is the Plough and Sail pub, which serves food throughout the day.
	www.3rdcb.org.uk /ventures/activities/00/qse/smallboats (1961 words)

	South Island Weekend Tramps - This book collects together the best two to three day tramping trips in the South Island. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		South Island Weekend Tramps - This book collects together the best two to three day tramping trips in the South Island.
		Recognising that most of our tramping has to be fitted into weekends, photographer and writer Nick Groves has selected a range of trips that allow plenty of scope for all abilities.
		Tramping in the South Island: Mount Richmond to Arthurs Pass
	www.craigpotton.co.nz /products/published/books/booktramping/southislandweekendtramps (286 words)

	Potton, Quebec profile - ePodunk
		Potton is a village in the province of Quebec.
		Check Potton web sites and events links in the sections below.
		Sections below provide additional information and links about Potton travel and tourism, maps, recreation, government and transportation.
	ca.epodunk.com /profiles/quebec/potton/2001873.html (285 words)

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