About: Abingdon, Oxfordshire

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Abingdon is most famous for the very long swimming pool that runs through the town, known colloquially as the River Thames. This is vastly longer than an Olympic swimming pool, which is why the London 2012 Olympic Games Committee is thinking of using this pool for all the swimming events. Paramount among Abingdon's attractions, though, are the golfing facilities. Pitch and Putt and Crazy Golf are available just a short drive from the River Thames. If you want to talk to someone who lives there, try directory enquiries.

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rdfs:label	Abingdon, Oxfordshire
rdfs:comment	Abingdon is most famous for the very long swimming pool that runs through the town, known colloquially as the River Thames. This is vastly longer than an Olympic swimming pool, which is why the London 2012 Olympic Games Committee is thinking of using this pool for all the swimming events. Paramount among Abingdon's attractions, though, are the golfing facilities. Pitch and Putt and Crazy Golf are available just a short drive from the River Thames. If you want to talk to someone who lives there, try directory enquiries.
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abstract	Abingdon is most famous for the very long swimming pool that runs through the town, known colloquially as the River Thames. This is vastly longer than an Olympic swimming pool, which is why the London 2012 Olympic Games Committee is thinking of using this pool for all the swimming events. Paramount among Abingdon's attractions, though, are the golfing facilities. Pitch and Putt and Crazy Golf are available just a short drive from the River Thames. If you want to talk to someone who lives there, try directory enquiries. One of the great arts in Abingdon is the giant penis in the town square, said to have been built by the dinosaurs in the Jurassic Period. This argument has been contradicted by many great thinkers including Albert Einstein saying 'the huge male genitalia in the middle of Abingdon was not build by dinosaurs because the penis is of a human, and the dinosaurs do not have the mental capacity to chisel this beautiful art piece'.

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