Crooklets to the Canal
From Crooklets to Bude Canal via the Bude Sea Pool today – a beautiful sunny January day. Chilly but no snow!!
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- My dogs!
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- Bude Sea Pool
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- Bude Canal
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- Duck on the sea pool
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- Canal side
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- Walking down to Crooklets from the car park
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- Searching for?
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- More metal detecting
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- Family…
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- Beach Huts
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- On the rocks
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- Crooklets
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- River Neet
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- Surfing…..
on a crazily sunny day in January – while much of the country has snow…..
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What is the history of these buildings at Crooklets?
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