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(110605) -- JIAXING, June 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Competitors row in a dragon boat race on a canal running along acient style houses in Jiaxing City, east China's Zhejiang Province, June 5, 2011, the eve of Chinese traditional Dragon Boat Festival or the Duanwu Festival.
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CHINA-FUZHOU-DRAGON BOAT-NIGHT RACE (CN)
(110605) -- CHANGLE, June 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Crews compete in a night dragon boat race in Sanxi Village of Changle City, southeast China's Fujian Province, June 5, 2011. It is an age-old tradition in China to run dragon boat races to celebrate Duanwu, or the Gragon Boat Festival, which falls upon June 6 this year. (Xinhua/Zhang Guojun) (ljh)
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CHINA-FUZHOU-DRAGON BOAT-NIGHT RACE (CN)
(110605) -- CHANGLE, June 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Crews compete in a night dragon boat race in Sanxi Village of Changle City, southeast China's Fujian Province, June 5, 2011. It is an age-old tradition in China to run dragon boat races to celebrate Duanwu, or the Gragon Boat Festival, which falls upon June 6 this year. (Xinhua/Zhang Guojun) (ljh)
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#CHINA-JIAXING-DRAGON BOAT-RACE (CN)
(110605) -- JIAXING, June 5, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Competitors row in a dragon boat race on a canal running along acient style houses in Jiaxing City, east China's Zhejiang Province, June 5, 2011, the eve of Chinese traditional Dragon Boat Festival or the Duanwu Festival.
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London, England, Britain - 2011
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Rowers on the River Lea by Walthamstow Marshes, Upper Clapton, London, England, Britain
London, England, Britain - 2011
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005l )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005k )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005c )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan homes in on an unsuspecting pair of rowers, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is belie...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005m )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan attacks a rower's oar, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005b )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan homes in on an unsuspecting pair of rowers, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is belie...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005a )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005j )
A local dog stands up to Mr Asbo the anti-social swan, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecti...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005i )
A local dog stands up to Mr Asbo the anti-social swan, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecti...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005f )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan targets a rower's oar, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005h )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan attacks a rower's oar, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005d )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan homes in on an unsuspecting pair of rowers, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is belie...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005g )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan prepares to attack a rower's oar, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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Rowers call for Mr Asbo the aggressive swan to be removed from River Cam, Cambridge, Britain - 19 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 1171005e )
Mr Asbo the anti-social swan targets a rower's oar, Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed 'Mr Asbo', who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting his partner and nearby nest.
Now Bill Key, president of the Cambridgeshire Rowing Association, wants the Cam Conservators to remove the swan.
Mr Asbo The Anti-Social Swan
MR ASBO THE ANTI-SOCIAL SWAN
Frightened rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the removal of an evil swan dubbed "Mr Asbo" who has been repeatedly attacking river users.
The vicious bird has returned with a vengeance to the normally peaceful River Cam in Cambridge following his reign of terror last year.
The bad-tempered bird attacks any boat which gets too near and has already left dozens of rowers with cuts and bruises.
Last year Cambridgeshire Rowing Association and Cam Conservators sent an email warning rowers to keep their distance from the fully-grown male.
But this year the feathered fiend has moved further into the city and become even more aggressive, chasing after motor boats as well as canoes.
The bird, who has even been known to capsize rowers, is believed to be protecting ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EOGFINQUI
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London, England, Britain - 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Londonstills.com / Rex Features ( 1128906q )
Rowers on the River Thames at Barn Elms, Putney, London, England, Britain
London, England, Britain - 2009
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980k )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' who has been causing havac on the River Cam by attacking people on the river
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980j )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' who has been causing havac on the River Cam by attacking people on the river
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980i )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' who has been causing havac on the River Cam by attacking people on the river
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980h )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks boy in boat
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm too scared to go past it when I am alone."
Cambridge...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980g )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks boy in boat
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm too scared to go past it when I am alone."
Cambridge...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980f )
The female swan on her nest on the River Cam, who we think the male swan is protecting when he attacks people on the river
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's ...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980d )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks canoeist
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm too scared to go past it when I am alone."
Cambridgeshi...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980e )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks canoeist
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm too scared to go past it when I am alone."
Cambridgeshi...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980c )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks canoeist
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm too scared to go past it when I am alone."
Cambridgeshi...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980b )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks canoeist
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm too scared to go past it when I am alone."
Cambridgeshi...
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Vicious Swan who attacks rowers on the River Cam in Cambridge, Britain - 07 Apr 2009
WAITING ON WORDS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Robinson / Rex Features ( 899980a )
A swan nicknamed 'Mr Asbo' attacks canoeist
Mr Asbo The Swan
MR ASBO THE SWAN
A vicious swan has been nicknamed Mr Asbo after capsizing boats and attacking rowers on a city river.
Rowers are now being warned to stay away from the bad-tempered bird which has been snapping and hissing at rowers, who get too near.
The fully-grown male even capsized one rower on the River Cam in Cambridge and attacked him with his beak while he was in the water.
"We have got a problem with a swan which has developed a very bad temper and taken on an attitude," said Colin Sparkes, foreman of the Cam Conservators, which looks after the river.
"Swans can be very territorial and aggressive and he obviously sees the rowers as a threat.
"He is part of a nesting pair and is very protective of his nest.
"Swans have very poor eye sight and lots of the boats are white so he is probably mistaking them for other swans."
The feathered fiend has now been nicknamed Mr Asbo by scared rowers, who have been avoiding the area near Ditton Corner where he is nesting.
Rower Alan Marron, who was attacked by the big bird, said: "The swan has become very dangerous.
"It flew around Ditton Corner to attack me in my single, causing me to capsize.
"The swan could not see me when it took off and I was moving away from Ditton and it landed on my rigger and attacked me with its beak.
"I was in the middle of the river, away from any banks or reeds so I could not have been threatening any nest.
"If the swan continues to be this aggressive, especially with more juniors on the river at the weekend, then there will be more cases like mine and there may be injuries."
Another rower, who did not want to be named, added: "It's really vicious. I'm too scared to go past it when I am alone."
Cambridgeshi...
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(080817) -- BEIJING, Aug. 17, 2008 (Xinhua) -- Rowers attend Women's Eight Final A of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games rowing event at Shunyi Rowing-Canoeing Park in Beijing, China, Aug. 17, 2008. The U.S. team won the gold medal of the event. (Xinhua/Gong Bing) (wh)
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(080817) -- BEIJING, Aug. 17, 2008 (Xinhua) -- Erin Cafaro, Lindsay Shoop, Anna Goodale, Elle Logan, Anne Cummins, Susan Francia, Caroline Lind, Caryn Davies, Mary Whipple of the U.S. row strokes during Women's Eight Final A of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games rowing event at Shunyi Rowing-Canoeing Park in Beijing, China, Aug. 17, 2008. The U.S. duet won the gold medal of the event with a time of 6 minutes and 5.34 seconds. (Xinhua/Jiang Enyu) (wh)
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(080817) -- BEIJING, Aug. 17, 2008 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. team celebrate after Women's Eight Final A of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games rowing event at Shunyi Rowing-Canoeing Park in Beijing, China, Aug. 17, 2008. The U.S. team won the gold medal of the event with a time of 6 minutes and 5.34 seconds. (Xinhua/Jiang Enyu) (wh)
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(080816) -- BEIJING, Aug. 16, 2008 (Xinhua) -- Olaf Tufte of Norway competes during Men's Single Sculls Final A of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games rowing event at Shunyi Rowing-Canoeing Park in Beijing, China, Aug. 16, 2008. Olaf Tufte won the gold medal of the event. (Xinhua/Wang Lei) (wh)
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Rowers on the River Thames at Hampton, London, England, Britain
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CAMBRIDGE CREW ARE CHOSEN
The Cambridge crew who will meet Oxford in the 96th University boat race on April 1, shown here in training on the cam at Cambridge,. they are (from the bow) : H.H.Almond, Shrewsbury, Salop.(Lady Margaret boating club) : J.L.M.Crick Marlborough, Wilts.(L.M.B.C.): A.L. MacLeod, Shrewsbury (L.M.B.C.) : P.M.O.Massey, Oundle, Northants.(L.M.B.C.) : W.T.Arthur , Witwatersrand South Africa (L.M.B.C.) : E.A.P.Bircher, Bradley , Herts .(Christ's) : C.B.M.Lloyd and, Shore sch ., N.S.W. (L.M.B.C.) : D.M.Jennens , Oundle, Northants (Clare ) stroke : A.C.R.Armstrong-Jones , Eaton, Berks.(Jesus) Cox.
Jennens, McLeod , Massey , Bircher and Lloyds are old blues.
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EMPIRE OARSMEN
Oarsmen of the Empire, with team officials, are massed here in the grounds of their own camp on the shores of Lake Karapoiro , New Zealand, where they are competing in the 1950 Empire games. Most of the competitors appear in this group.
8 February 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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