SUE: Now I’ve heard something about Paxton Nature Reserve. It’s a good place for spotting unusual birds, isn’t it?
MARTIN: That’s right – throughout the year. There is a lake there, as well as a river, and they provide a very attractive habitat. So it’s a good idea to bring binoculars if you have them. And just at the moment you can see various flowers that are pretty unusual – the soil at Paxton isn’t very common. They’re looking good right now.
SUE: Right. My husband will be particularly interested in that.
MARTIN: And there’s going to be a talk and slide show about mushrooms – and you’ll be able to go out and pick some afterwards and study the different varieties.
SUE: Uhuh. And is it possible for children to swim in the river?
MARTIN: Yes. Part of it has been fenced off to make it safe for children to swim in. It’s very shallow, and there’s a lifeguard on duty whenever it’s open. The lake is too deep, so swimming isn’t allowed there.
SUE: OK, we must remember to bring their swimming things, in case we go to Paxton. How long does it take to get there by car from Burnham?
MARTIN: About 20 minutes, but parking is very limited, so it’s usually much easier to go by bus – and it takes about the same time.
SUE: Right. Well. I’ll discuss the options with the rest of the family. Thanks very much for all your help.
MARTIN: You’re welcome.
SUE: Goodbye.
MARTIN: Bye.
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