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near to Whippingham, Isle of Wight, England

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	Medina River, Isle of Wight by Christine Matthews Looking across the Medina River from the moorings near the Folly public house, Whippenham.
	Looking down to the River Medina by David Martin
	Creek off the River Medina by Graham Horn One of a number of creeks accessible from the river for mooring. Also accessible from the parallel cycleway.
	Shared path near Cowes by Malc McDonald A shared path for walking and cycling near Cowes on the Isle of Wight.
	Old Barge, Taken from the Saro Spitfire works by Barrie This old barge has a two cylinder engine block aft. It lies next to the redundant SARO works, which helped in the production of the Spitfire during the war.
	Training Pontoon by Ian Paterson No it's not a card school, it's a platform where budding 'yotties' can practice coming alongside without damaging other yachts.
	Medina Riverbank by Mark Pilbeam Looking up towards Whippingham Church
	Medina River, Isle of Wight by Christine Matthews Looking towards Cowes down the Medina River from a mooring near the Folly public house at Whippenham.
	Red Squirrel Trail near Cowes by Malc McDonald The Red Squirrel Trail near Cowes on the Isle of Wight. Here, the trail follows a dismantled railway line along the western bank of the River Medina. The trail also forms part of the route of National Cycle Network route 23.
	No 10 Port Hand Can on River Medina by Ian Paterson View of one of the red channel buoys on the River Medina. This buoy has a red light which flashes every six seconds. When it comes to numbers at sea, all port hand references are even numbers.
	Field with buttercups overlooking the River Medina by Paul Coueslant A view not far from the public footpath which runs from the northern wall of Whippingham churchyard towards Folly Lane.
	Creek off the River Medina by Graham Horn One of the creeks available for mooring off the river. This is just after high tide, and would be only mud at low tide, so the moorings are parallel and closer to the river.