Looking back at a remarkable 125th anniversary celebration
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After a relaxed day, I went for a walk with a few mates round the Harper estate, looking for wildlife. It's safe to say Harper has a large population of Common Frogs. There were loads around a pond just down the road, probably over 30. It was a good opportunity for a few photos. On top of the frogs, we were able to see bats and a range of species of birds.
By Jack Everist
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