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Iconic crossing over the Avon Gorge
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Clifton Suspension Bridge
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The last ever flight of this aircraft saw it fly low over the above landmark before it landed at Filton in 2003
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Concorde
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This Bristol event is the largest fiesta in Europe which is dedicated to this method of flight
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Hot Air Balloon
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Bristol's principal railway station, first opened in 1840 as the terminus of the Great Western route from London Paddington
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Temple Meads
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Highly regarded documentary produced by the Bristol based BBC Natural History Unit
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The Blue Planet
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The SS Great Britain, moored in Bristol, was designed by this eminent Victorian engineer
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Isambard Kingdom Brunel
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Major port situated where the River Avon joins the Severn Estuary.
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Avonmouth
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Thought to have been born in Bristol in 1680, this notorious pirate spent his time terrorising the West Indies and the east coast of the North American colonies
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Blackbeard
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Claymation comedy duo created by Nick Park in his studio in Bristol
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Wallace and Gromit
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Ship in which John Cabot sailed from Bristol to North America in 1497
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Matthew
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Pseudonym of the renowned street artist who comes from Bristol
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Banksy
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Short, but busy motorway, that links the M4 with the city of Bristol
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M32
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Spectacular Victorian Garden Cemetery laid out in 45 acres of woodland. Noted for its special architectural merit, this is the burial place of more than 170,000 people
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Arnos Vale
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Bristol was the winner of this award in 2015 for its efforts in improving the environment
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European Green Capital Award
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Hollywood actor, born in Bristol in 1904, who starred in 'North by Northwest'
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Cary Grant
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