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	List of rivers of Great Britain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rivers of England and Wales, organised geographically, taken anti-clockwise, from Land's End are included.
		For simplicity, they are divided here by the nation in which the mouth of the river can be found, and sea into which it flows.
		River Thames (From Oxford up to its source, the Thames is also known as the River Isis)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rivers_of_Great_Britain (336 words)

	Ouse - LoveToKnow 1911
		Below St Ives the river debouches suddenly upon the Fens; its fall from this point to the mouth, a distance of 55 m.
		In its northward course from this point the river receives from the E. the Lark, the Little Ouse, or Brandon river, and the Wissey.
		The river Ure, rising near the N.W. boundary of the county in the heart of the Pennines, and traversing the lovely valley famous under the name Wensleydale, unites with the river Swale to form the Ouse near the small town of Boroughbridge, which lies in the rich central plain of Yorkshire.
	62.1911encyclopedia.org /O/OU/OUSE.htm (707 words)

	Fiddle Heaven, Celtic Colours 2002
		The introduction of Tove de Fries was a lesson in Scandinavian linguistics for the crowd, but once they mastered the difficult pronunciation (sort of), the Danish fiddler and her keyboard accompanist, Malene Beck, gave everyone a lesson in a different style of fiddling.
		Tove finished her set for the appreciative crowd, then yielded the stage to impish Chicago fiddler Liz Carroll.
		Swaying slightly as he played, Kyle exhibited a delicate touch on the fingerboard, sweeping bow strokes and a look of utter peace on his face; the crowd, with the exception of an occasional cough or sniffle -- it was a cold and damp evening, after all -- responded with silence and rapt attention.
	www.rambles.net /ccolours02_13hvn.html (1077 words)

	Beautiful Demoiselle
		It is recorded on the tributaries of the River Cherwell, Oxford Canal and the River Tove.
		The Tove is of interest as it can be seen side-by-side with the Banded Demoiselle despite their differing habitat requirements.
		Recent records suggest that the Beautiful Demoiselle is expanding along the Tove, as it has been recorded at Wood Burcote, to the east of Towcester, where the majority of records refer to the west of Towcester.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /angela.tyrrell/Beautiful_Demoiselle.html (199 words)

	River, Great Ouse Route (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Half way around the river bend is a lock which links the current navigable river to the narrow-looking, bendy, inner-course, which could well have been the original line of the river around the lake, replaced by the sweeping bend which was itself later replaced by the "New Cut" to the north of the lake.
		The river is extremely easy to follow by car from Ely to Denver Sluice as there is always at least one road clinging to one of the banks.
		The "original" river is the west of the 2 channels though even this has not always been a river.
	www.canals.btinternet.co.uk /canals/greatouseroute.htm (2436 words)

	Northamptonshire Nature Reserves (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The meadow is surrounded on three sides by the river Nene, and provides a good vantage point to watch river birds, with coots and moorhens using the marginal vegetation for cover.
		With the River Ise, the hay meadows and their abundance of different grasses and wild flowers such as meadow saxifrage, harebell, dropwort and lady’s bedstraw, the nature reserve forms a mosaic of habitat types which provide for a wide range of wildlife.
		The river Nene runs the length of the reserve, and in the northern section there is a parallel mill race which was re-instated in the early 1990s, and a number of ponds were dug out at the same time.
	www.wildlifetrust.org.uk /bcnp/nres/northants.htm (9525 words)

	Grafton Regis \| British History Online
		24) The parish was bounded on the east and north by the Tove, which separates Grafton from Stoke Bruerne, Ashton, Hartwell and the Buckinghamshire parish of Hanslope; on the south by Yardley Gobion in the parish of Potterspury; and on the west by Paulerspury and Alderton.
		the Tove to the north and an unnamed east-flowing tributary to the south.
		In 1465 Richard Lord Rivers obtained a grant of a weekly market for his manor of Grafton, to be held every Thursday, and two three-day fairs each year, one at the feast of St. Margaret (20 July) and the other at that of SS.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=22784 (18962 words)

	SYRCL
		It was there that he met his future wife, Tove Palmer, a kindred free spirit and a powerful match for Michael.
		Michael spent many days wandering the river canyons with his family and a growing coterie of friends, and many nights discussing spiritual matters and local politics—particularly the hot topic of the day: owner-built housing.
		Listen to the river singing his sweet song, laugh with him in the laughing water, and thank the universe for the enduring ripple that was Michael Killigrew.
	www.syrcl.org /sierra-citizen/sc-view_article.asp?id=178 (972 words)

	Banded Demoiselle—Calopteryx Splendens
		It is also present on the River Tove in the slower flowing stretches, mainly to the west of Towcester, although this is changing.
		The bright blue spots on translucent wings of the males are characteristic of this species along with the iridescent blue-green hue of the male and bright green metallic appearance of the female.
		The Beautiful Demoiselle (calopteryx virgo) is similar in appearance, with solid blue wings in the male, and is restricted to areas of the River Tove around Towcester and River Cherwell.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /angela.tyrrell/Banded_Demoiselle.html (208 words)

	River Tove (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		On its day the River Tove can turn out the kind of fantastic catches dreams are made of...,2lb roach, 7lb bream, perch pushing 4, chub over 5 and pike pushing 20.
		Lincoln Lodge tends to consist of straights and pools and is probably fished roving style, spending a few minutes and then moving on.
		It also tends to be deeper in general and while also a stalkers paradise it can be more responsive to those who like to sit in the same location.
	www.mkaa.co.uk /tove.htm (143 words)

	British Dragonfly Society - Hot News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The nearest waterbody being the River Itchen a couple of miles to the west, which is a chalk river of course.
		River Thames at Goring: In the late morning, saw 6 exuvia of previously emerged club-tailed dragonflies which were carefully collected so that any new larvae could easily be spotted.
		The meadow alongside the river was alive with 100s of damselflies amongst the tall vegetation.
	www.dragonflysoc.org.uk /hotnews.asp?Admin=Y&OldNews=Y (9086 words)

	Alderton \| British History Online
		The lower areas near the river are covered by alluvial deposits and Upper Lias Clay; Oolitic Limestones and Boulder Clay are found at higher levels.
		of meadow to the north of the Tove, in Stoke parish, were regarded prior to inclosure in 1821 as forming part of the adjoining common meadow of Alderton to the south of the river; and until the same date 13 a.
		16) To the north of the village, near the Tove and east of the path to Stoke Bruerne, a parcel of land was known from at least 1685 as Windmill Leys.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=22779 (15323 words)

	LACTODVRVM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Located in a broad bend of the River Tove on its southern bank, the settlement's defences enclosed an area of c.
		Evidence for extra-mural settlement has been found outside the towns north-west gate and on both sides of Watling Street close to the river crossing, and also to the south-east to either side of Watling Street in the area between the defences and the Alcester road junction.
		Excavation within the defended enclosure has shown that the town was first settled in the middle of the first century and continued to be occupied until the present day, although Roman occupation ended in the fifth century.
	www.roman-britain.org /places/lactodurum.htm (347 words)

	Old Stratford Remembered Group - History of Old Stratford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The village lies in the flat lands formed by the river Nene and Ouse, with the forests of Whittlewood and Salcey - very reduced now,- on the sides and the river Tove, on the northern part exposing the Upper Lias Clays.
		The same name of Stony Stratford is a reminder of the stone paved road crossing the river; only much later the place was divided, by the same river, into two separate villages, belonging to two different Counties.
		The original settlement, on such a strategic point, in the middle of the Country, and on the main road connecting the North to the South of England, with traffic passing the river, witnessed all sort of events, armies moving, commerce and trading activities prospering, royalties travelling.
	www.mkheritage.co.uk /osrg/History.htm (344 words)

	Ed Rogers Rare & Out of Print Books - Rare Paleontology Books
		Buache's earlier study of the mountains and rivers bordering the "Northern Sea" and his proposed sailing route from Portugal to China.
		The second is a map of the "Position of the Upper and Lower Gold Mines on the South Fork of the American River.." and the third is the "Topographical Sketch of the Gold and Quicksilver of California".
		This is the narrative of his attempt to determine the source and direction of the Niger River in western Africa.
	www.geology-books.com /newcatalog.html (16803 words)

	Dragonflies and Damselflies - Descriptions
		It is easily and regularly observed on the River Ouse, the River Ouzel and in many of the linear parks.
		The Red-Eyed Damselfly is usually seen basking on floating vegetation, particularly water lily leaves, on lakes, slow rivers such as the Ouse and canals.
		The Beautiful Demoiselle is found on the River Tove, above Greens Norton.
	www.ghmahoney.org.uk /dragonfly/dfly_des.htm (2058 words)

	Kumsheen Rafting Resort\|This Week At The Resort
		This week the Kumsheen staff took a rafting trip from Lillooet to Lytton on the Fraser river for 2 days.
		Dallas, Danielle and Tove relaxing on the gear.
		Staff climb one of the slides on the Fraser river.
	www.kumsheen.com /thisweek/archive.php?id=31 (295 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The small village of Alderton overlooks the River Tove Valley some five miles south east of Towcester, between the A5 and A508.
		Lying within the Parish of Grafton Regis, the population of Alderton at the turn of the millennium was estimated to be 100.
		Coursed limestone rubble is the traditional building material used throughout Alderton, and the significant number of thatched roofs is a noticeable characteristic of the village.
	www.foamm.co.uk /location.asp (303 words)

	Little Gems - The Moomins by Tove Jansson
		The houseboat had been painted by Muddler although Hodgkins was not completely sure of the colour he had chosen.
		Hodgkins thought about the problem, if the boat cannot go to the river, then the river must come to the boat.
		He did as Hodgkins suggested and sat down in the river near the boat.
	www.thechestnut.com /moomins-9.htm (788 words)

	Alaska Stock Images - Search
		L.Barve Mushing Yukon River nr Grayling 1989 Iditarod AK
		Aerial of M.Buser on Yukon River w/Moonrise 1990 Iditarod near Galena
		Tove Sorensen runs on Yukon River in blowing snow 2006 Iditarod Alaska Winter
	www.alaskastock.com /results.asp?key=YU5037 (408 words)

	MKAA Rivers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Fishing is available on the river and 4 lakes.
		The small backwater near the old tannery in Olney can produce some cracking roach, even our chairman managed 24lb in one session.
		Some of the very best fishing on the Tove!
	www.mkaa.co.uk /rivers.htm (375 words)

	casting stove vermont wood casting fly casting central la (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Casting tove vermont wood again casting crown go here i lyric agency morris talent william casting wtove vermont wood.
		Billy Talent - New Single River Below' released July 5th - Video Streams Toronto-based quartet Billy Talent, release River Below' on July 5 through Atlantic Records.
		River Below' is the third single to be taken from the band's self-titled debut album watch the video streams01.
	call-casting.reizfand.info /casting-stove-vermont-wood.htm (1133 words)

	Towcester Mill - Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The mill, which was powered by water, was used to grind corn into flour, and to mix animal feed.
		The water that powered the machinery was drawn from the River Tove via a leat which runs from the north end of Towcester adjacent to the premises of Towcester Tyres (Loughran's Garage), giving a head of 9 feet at the water wheel.
		The mill leat runs along the South West side of the water meadows which form part of the Easton Neston Estate, and the mill is shielded from the estate by mature trees.
	www.mkheritage.co.uk /tdlhs/Places/TowMill/Mill_Intro.html (364 words)

	Plessey Angling Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Plessey AC have owned the fishing rights to around 3.5 miles of the River Tove at Bozenham Mill, Northampton for the last
		The river is a classic english "stalking" river with large stocks of specimen chub to 5lbs, bream to 8Lbs, pike to nearly 20Lbs, perch to over 3Lbs aswell as large roach and the occasional carp.
		Whether you prefer to stalk your prey or set out to conquer a single peg your are virtually guarenteed great sport on this stretch of this famous river.
	www.plesseyac.com (99 words)

	The boat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Norwegian Ann Kristin and Morten, the kids Ella and Olaf, and Tove.
		Tove jumped off Sommerfulen and went with Norwegian moon to Macareo River.
		Tove speeks Spanish, which were a great advantage.
	www.home.no /aquata/wi_mw_ma_who.htm (47 words)

	Locality
		The Romans are partly responsible for this mess as they built the town (then known as Lactodorum) on their main route to the Northwest - Watling Street.
		The town was sited on the fording place over the River Tove.
		Through the centuries, virtually every form of transport has been routed through the area which leads to that well known gap in the hills north of Towcester, known as the Watford Gap.
	www.towcesterart.com /page3.html (434 words)

	MBR: MBR Bookwatch, November 2005
		Between 1849 and 1874 almost a billion dollars in gold was mined in California, promoting American industrialization and producing a heavy toll on the environment.
		The reason why and Martin's efforts to find and rescue his beloved spouse make for quite a vivid thriller; fans will taste the sand that is everywhere.
		He begins to head back to the library to report the usual strange lights in the sky and mutants in Screetown, but observes columns of Shrykes on Great Mire Road as if the aviary creatures were preparing for war.
	www.midwestbookreview.com /mbw/nov_05.htm (18324 words)

	TOWCESTER - Online Information article about TOWCESTER
		The site of both this and the Roman station is marked by an artificial See also:
		Hill, not far from the church, above the river.
		Towcester, with the whole of this See also:
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /TOO_TUM/TOWCESTER.html (270 words)

	Enid Blyton
		Enid and Hugh moved soon to Elfin Cottage, a newly built house in Shortlands Road, Beckenham, which Blyton eventually called her first "real home".
		In 1929 they moved to "Old Thatch", a large sixteenth-century cottage, close to the River Thames at Bourne End in Buckinghamshire.
		The house, that was to be associated with Blyton for the rest of her life, was Green Hedges.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /eblyton.htm (1310 words)

	Castlethorpe Duck Race
		Over 7000 of our specially bred yellow ducks have spent the winter training hard and are now at their peak of physical fitness, ready to put on a fantastic show as they battle the currents of the River Tove in Castlethorpe.
		Forget the London Marathon, this is the race that matters this year!
		Now in its 12th year, it really is a great day out for all the family, and in addition to the racing ducks there is plenty to keep all the family members amused and entertained.
	www.castlethorpeduckrace.co.uk (97 words)

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