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English: Punting in a crowd, on the River Cam. For a more idyllic scene, see File:Punting on the River Cam.jpg. Taken in June 2002 by William M. Connolley.
Date 31 October 2004 (original upload date)
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Author Original uploader was William M. Connolley at en.wikipedia
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