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Polruan (Cornish: Porthruwan) is a
coastal village in the
parish of Lanteglos-by-Fowey in Cornwall, England,
United Kingdom. It is
bounded on
three sides...
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stranger who
offers them the
tenancy of a flat,
right where they are, at
Polruan. Moth and Ray Winn
walked westwards from Minehead,
Somerset via Exmoor...
- Es****'s
troops and King
Charles I
himself viewed Fowey from Hall Walk
above Polruan,
where he came
close to
being killed by a
musket shot. On 31 August, the...
- home in Bodinnick, Cornwall.
Ferryside is
close to the
harbour town of
Polruan and
opposite Fowey on the
south coast of Cornwall. The
novel tells the...
- for the last 7
miles (11 km). From Fowey,
there is a p****enger
ferry to
Polruan and a car
ferry to Bodinnick. The
first road
crossing going upstream is...
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Polruan to
Polperro is a
coastal Site of
Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and
Special Area of
Conservation (SAC) in south-east Cornwall, England, UK...
- shot at
Shepperton Studios and on
location around Britain,
including at
Polruan in Cornwall. The film's
American title is
Summer Flight. A
neurotic jet-setting...
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examples of
these small-scale
raids was the
destruction of a
school at
Polruan in Cornwall, by a
single raider. Into
early July, the
British media's focus...
- of the
parish and much of the
southern part of the
parish lies in the
Polruan to
Polperro Site of
Special Scientific Interest managed by the National...
- and
Polruan Castle, &c., by L. E. L.
Elizabeth Treffry's
defence is
commemorated in
Letitia Elizabeth Landon's poem 'Fowey Harbour, and
Polruan Castle...
