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   7 hours ago · In the college archives is a mid-18th-century plan of the gardens, as well as 19th-century lists of fruit trees purchased and vegetables supplied by the garden to the college kitchen. Today, it is clear that, through more than 600 years, the two crucial factors for the gardens have always been the tranquil, collegiate buildings that form the heart of Eton and their proximity to the River Thames.

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   7 hours ago · Photo: Eton College | Eton College. Kiijon, born and brought up in Sheffield by his mum and dad along with four sisters, remembers the reaction of his mum, Celena. He said: “Come December, I was ...

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