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refer to the po****r and
shortened names for two
different ball game
courtfields:
Basque trinquete, a
court for
various indoor versions of
pelota with...
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sport has many variants, that may be pla**** at the
streets or at
special courtfields like the trinquet. It may also be pla**** by
teams or on
individual challenges...
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Courtfield,
Welsh Bicknor, Herefordshire,
England is a
country house dating from the
early 19th century. The
present building stands on the site of a much...
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Kensington and Chelsea: Abingdon,
Brompton & Hans Town, Campden, Colville,
Courtfield, Dalgarno, Earl's Court, Golborne, Holland, Norland,
Notting Dale, Pembridge...
- into
which the ball may bounce, this is the
courtfield.
There must be some free
space out the
courtfield 1.8
metres (5 ft 11 in) for the
players to play...
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Gardens Courtfield Gardens Earl's
Court Square Gledhow Gardens Nevern Square Philbeach Gardens Wetherby Gardens The mews include:
Courtfield Mews Dove...
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Brooklyn Kensington,
Philadelphia Kensington,
Saskatoon "Wards of Brompton,
Courtfield, Campden,
Earls Court, Holland,
Queens Gate and Abingdon".
Archived from...
- is a po****r
canyon trip
requiring ropes.
Abdet has one of the
oldest courtfields of the
Valencian autochthonous sport, the pilota,
dated of 1772, although...
- (1969) [1955],
Remembered in Blessing: The
Courtfield Story, London:
Sands & Co,
Until the 1890s
Courtfield and
Welsh Bicknor parish were part of Monmouthshire...
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adjacent to
English Bicknor and Lydbrook,
which are part of Gloucestershire.
Courtfield, the
manor house of
Welsh Bicknor, was
originally known as
Greyfield or...
