-
Blunderbore (also
recorded as Blunderboar, Thunderbore,
Blunderbus, or Blunderbuss) is a
giant of
Cornish and
English folklore. A
number of folk and fairy...
-
recorded their first album in 1963, also
titled Pipeline,
which included "
Blunderbus" and "El Conquistador".
Their follow-up
album was Two
Sides of the Chantays...
-
Bucca Dhu and
Bucca Gwidden 19.
Fairies on the Gump 20. Tom and
Giant Blunderbus 21. The
Crowza Stones 22. The
Giant Holiburn 23.
Parson Wood and the Devil...
-
beneath Chapel Rock.
Blunderbore (sometimes Blunderboar, Thunderbore,
Blunderbus, or Blunderbuss) is
usually ****ociated with the area of Penwith, and was...
- to have
influenced the
direction of
Chinese bus design. In his
classic Blunderbus column on the type in
classic Bus 63, the
current Buses Magazine editor...
-
Stretching Ismaila - Mark of the
Zebra John
Smith - High
Arctics John
Smith -
Blunderbus (or, In Transit) John
Smith - Pinky's
Laundromat John
Smith - Smithtape...
- shot and arrested.
Condemned for spying, he was
executed 27 June 1944.
BLUNDERBUS:
Daniel Mayer (BCRA)
landed at LZ
Orion near Bletterans, Jura on 19 April...
- (1948) A Name for
Kitty (1948) The Most
Wonderful Doll in the
World (1950)
Blunderbus (1951) The
Horse Who Had His
Picture in the
Paper (1951) The Make-Believe...
-
Preservation Trust. Barton,
Roger (April–May 2003). Booth,
Gavin (ed.). "A
Blunderbus At Luton".
classic Bus (64). Edinburgh:
classic Bus Publishing. Booth...
-
London Transport Merlins and
Swifts Ian's Bus Stop Millar, Alan (1988). "
Blunderbus". In Brown,
Stewart J. (ed.).
Buses Yearbook 1989. Ian
Allan Publishing...
