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Two sisters bought a Cornish island in the 1960s, left it to a trust; today it hosts seals, gulls and butterflies

Sisters Evelyn and Babs Atkins bought Looe Island in the 1960s, then gave it to a wildlife trust. Today, it's a reserve for seals, seabirds and butterflies.

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Two sisters bought a Cornish island in the 1960s, left it to a trust; today it hosts seals, gulls and butterflies

Sisters Evelyn and Babs Atkins bought Looe Island in the 1960s, then gave it to a wildlife trust. Today, it's a reserve for seals, seabirds and butterflies.

27 days ago·New Delhi, India

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Two sisters bought a Cornish island in the 1960s, left it to a trust; today it hosts seals, gulls and butterflies

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