Lat 50.3500° N, lon 4.2000° W●Cornish village

Maker-with-RameCornwall

Maker-with-Rame is a parish on the Rame Peninsula, a finger of land jutting into the Channel between Plymouth Sound and Whitsand Bay. The area is defined by coastal promontories, sheltered coves, and

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Maker-with-Rame is a parish on the Rame Peninsula, a finger of land jutting into the Channel between Plymouth Sound and Whitsand Bay. The area is defined by coastal promontories, sheltered coves, and the twin villages of Cawsand and Kingsand, which cling to the eastern shore. The landscape is maritime, windswept, and historically strategic, with views

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