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Bodinnick (Standard
Written Form: Bosdinek,
meaning fortified dwelling)[citation needed] is a
riverside village in south-east Cornwall, in the United...
- From Fowey,
there is a p****enger
ferry to
Polruan and a car
ferry to
Bodinnick. The
first road
crossing going upstream is in Lostwithiel. The
river has...
- the Saints' Way and has
ferries across the
river to
Polruan (foot) and
Bodinnick (vehicle).
There are many
historic buildings in the town,
including the...
- the book in
October 1929 at Ferryside, the du Maurier's
holiday home in
Bodinnick, Cornwall.
Ferryside is
close to the
harbour town of
Polruan and opposite...
-
Fowey and to the
south by the
English Channel and
neighbouring village Bodinnick to the north,
connected by a 4-mile walk
along the hill tops. Polruan...
- – 22
April 1567), of Hall in the
parish of Lanteglos-by-Fowey and of
Bodinnick, both in Cornwall, was an
English politician. He was a
Member (MP) of...
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Trevenek Bodgate Bodieve Bosyuv Bodiggo Bodilly Bosylli Bodiniel Bodynyal Bodinnick Bosdinek Bodmin Bosvena Bodrean Bosrian Bodrifty Bodrigan Boduel Bodulgate...
- The
three of them also
spent a lot of time at Ferryside,
their home in
Bodinnick, Cornwall,
where they
lived permanently after 1939. She
worked on the...
- The
three of them also
spent a lot of time at Ferryside,
their home in
Bodinnick, Cornwall,
where they
lived permanently after 1939.
During the
World War...
- The
three of them also
spent a lot of time at Ferryside,
their home in
Bodinnick, Cornwall,
where they
lived permanently after 1939.
During the
World War...
