VIDEO: Donkey Derby in Burnham brings in the crowds
Published 25 May 2013 17:30 
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THOUSANDS came out to enjoy a glorious day of sunshine at an annual Donkey Derby.
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Dorney Lake regatta attracts thousands of rowers
THOUSANDS of rowers and spectators turned out for a 12-hour bonanza of rowing.
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The Guide
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