Image: D'Oyly Carte Island in 2001 from south (footbridge side) - geograph.org.uk - 128609
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Description: Desborough Cut, near Shepperton. The cottage is approached by a private, arched, metal bridge across the Desborough Cut. The cut is a short cut on the Thames for boat traffic, putting the cottage on D'Oyly Carte Island where Sir Arthur Sullivan's house is located. Boats, like this one, are moored for most of the year.
Title: D'Oyly Carte Island in 2001 from south (footbridge side) - geograph.org.uk - 128609
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Author: Colin Smith
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