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The Clerembeax Palace Hotel and Spa – Tea for Two
The beautiful Downshire village of Clerembeax St Giles was situated to the west of Abbeyvale located between Grace Hill and Bushy Down and on the outskirts was the Clerembeax Palace Hotel and Spa and one of the rooms was occupied by Roger and Emma Fields, who were there to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary.
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Those Memories Made on Teardrop Lake – (57) Birthday Girl
Lizet Joubert and Andrea Lupo lived together in a two bedroom flat above a parade of shops in Shallowfield and apart from the fact they were both 30 years old and female they had absolutely nothing in common at all.
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Snippets of Downshire Life – Eastertide – Holy Saturday
The Finchbottom Vale nestles comfortably between the Ancient Dancingdean Forest to the south and the rolling Pepperstock Hills in the north, and to the east 15 miles inland from Sharpington-By-Sea, equidistant between the seaside resort and Pepperstock Green was the rambling village of Brookley and at its heart was St Mildred’s Church.
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Those Memories Made on Teardrop Lake – (56) Maiden in Distress Again (Part 02)
Eleanor had called a halt to their brief affair when she started dating a lad called Kevin and said “Her boyfriend wouldn’t like it”. Greg wasn’t happy about it because his feelings for her had deepened but what could he do, he had to respect her decision.
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Snippets of Downshire Life – Eastertide – Good Friday
The Finchbottom Vale nestles comfortably between the Ancient Dancingdean Forest to the south and the rolling Pepperstock Hills in the north, and to the east 15 miles inland from Sharpington-By-Sea, equidistant between the seaside resort and Pepperstock Green was the rambling village of Brookley and at its heart was St Mildred’s Church.
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Those Memories Made on Teardrop Lake – (56) Maiden in Distress Again (Part 01)
It was in the early nineties when Eleanor Gallaher knocked on the door of number 35 Finchbottom Road. It was the Shallowfield home of Gregory and Amanda George, and had been for 15 years, ever since they were married.
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Snippets of Downshire Life – Eastertide – Maundy Thursday
The Finchbottom Vale nestles comfortably between the Ancient Dancingdean Forest to the south and the rolling Pepperstock Hills in the north, and to the east 15 miles inland from Sharpington-By-Sea, equidistant between the seaside resort and Pepperstock Green was the rambling village of Brookley and at its heart was St Mildred’s Church.
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Snippets of Downshire Life – UK Coffee Week
The village of Highfinch sits just on the edge of the Pepperstock Hills and the Lily Green Hollows Golf Club separates the village from the Hamlet of Lily Green, and the combination of those two and Kingfisherbridge made up the parish of St Martins.
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Mornington-By-Mere – (56) Soldier Wood (Part 02)
David and Sharon had already had a couple of drinks in the Old Mill Inn when he suggested another, but she declined. “I’ll walk you home then” David said “Ok” she replied
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Policing Downshire in the Noughties – From Millmoor to Yesteryear
Millmoor was once a Military town, well actually it was always an army town, until the defense cuts, but the quarters had been refurbished and sold to eager would be home owners.
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