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3 km from Awre, Gloucestershire, England

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	The Dumbles by Nigel Mykura The Dumbles are part of the salt marsh wetlands on the banks of the Severn adjacent to Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust. this is the view west from the large bird hide tower. In the background is the River Severn.
	The Severn across the Dumbles by Thor Beverley View of the Severn across the Dumbles
	Slimbridge "Summer Walk" by don cload
	The Dumbles from WWT Slimbridge by David P Howard View NW across The Dumbles and the River Severn from one of the hides at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust at Slimbridge.
	Swallow at WWT Slimbridge by Oliver Dixon Observed from the Holden Tower.
	Cattle heading for Knott Pool by Pauline E There are few drinking pools on The Dumbles following a dry spring and the cattle head over the embankment to drink from Knott Pool. Others surround the drinking trough.
	Pillbox on The Dumbles beside the Severn Estuary by Dr Duncan Pepper
	View From the Holden Tower by David Dixon A view from the Holden Tower at Slimbridge Wildfowl Reserve, looking towards the River Severn. WWT Slimbridge is a reserve set up to care for and study wildfowl. It is managed by the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust at Slimbridge,... (more)
	Pools on the Dumbles and the Severn estuary by David Smith A small bird hide is in the bushes close by
	View from the Holden Tower at Slimbridge 2 by Jonathan Billinger Looking north-north-east towards May Hill in the distance on the far side of the Severn estuary.
	The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust - Holden tower by Chris Allen A bird observation hide in the form of a three storey tower. Very popular on a grey Sunday in March.
	Holden Tower, Slimbridge Reserve by Pauline E In memory of Peter Wood Holden, 1872-1965. The observation tower affords great views over the Dumbles and Frampton Sand.