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Dagenham, in an area completely out of bounds to the public, when I stumbled across what looked like a baby, half-buried in the soil. In fact it was a life-sized rag doll, presumably taken from one of the gardens that backed onto the railway lines here

-headed gull that you are most likely to see far inland. Indeed, many books make the point that it cannot really be called a ‘sea’ gull. These are the raucous white spots attentively following the tractor as it ploughs the dark lowland soil