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Old Wreck Marker From Fowey

by clive-blake

There was an old wreck-marker from Fowey, Who had been at sea since he was a buoy, But when his mooring wore through, He went where the wind blew, Ending his days on the beach - as a toy.
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clive-blake
67 / M / Cornwall UK
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Written by
clive-blake
67 / M / Cornwall UK
Published
Aug 21, 2017
Time
1m
Notes

Fowey is pronounced Foy; as in boy

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#cornwall#cornish#fowey#wreck#marker#wreckmarker#bouy#mooring
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