Environment
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England's Bucolic Bolton Strid: One of the Deadliest Water Bodies in the World
The attractive part of Bolton Strid also called Yorkshire's River Wharfe is just six feet wide, it's incomprehensively deep - and known to have a 100 percent death rate
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