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Fiddler's Island

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Fiddler's Island
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Fiddler's Island is a small islet in Oxford, historically associated with the River Thames and noted for its picturesque setting. It is named after a local tradition involving a fiddler who once lived or performed there, though specific historical records about its inhabitants are scarce.

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