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Marazion
2 The Cottages, Marazion
2 The Cottages

Sleeps: 4
From: £474

Marazion
Sea Shore, Marazion
Sea Shore

Sleeps: 6
From: £462
Pet Friendly: Y

Marazion
Shoreline, Marazion
Shoreline

Sleeps: 4
From: £405
Pet Friendly: Y

Marazion
Sea Horses, Marazion
Sea Horses

Sleeps: 4
From: £381

Marazion
Surfside, Marazion
Surfside

Sleeps: 4
From: £405
Pet Friendly: Y

Marazion
Seashells, Marazion
Seashells

Sleeps: 4
From: £381

Marazion
Sail Boats, Marazion
Sail Boats

Sleeps: 2
From: £362
Pet Friendly: Y

Marazion
Sea Spray, Marazion
Sea Spray

Sleeps: 6
From: £441

Marazion
Seabreeze, Marazion
Seabreeze

Sleeps: 2
From: £380

Longrock
The Stables, Longrock
The Stables

Sleeps: 4
From: £348
Pet Friendly: Y

Map is approximate and should only be used to get a rough idea of the location of cottages near Crowlas. Please see individual cottage details for more precise location information.

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St Merryn (Self catering)
11 Pendarves, St Merryn

11 Pendarves

This single-storey holiday home is situated on the St Merryn holiday village, two miles from St Merryn and can sleep six people in three bedrooms.

Sleeps: 6

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Lanivet (Self catering)
Willow Lodge, Lanivet

Willow Lodge

Spacious pine lodge enjoying beautiful far-reaching countryside views in the village of Lanivet in central Cornwall. Open-plan. En-suite. Bodmin 5 miles.

Sleeps: 2

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This famous landscape garden designer gained his odd nickname from his habit of telling clients that their estates had 'great capability of improvement'



30 September, 1399

Henry IV declares himself king of England

Henry takes the throne after deposing Richard II. The actual coronation takes place on 13 October, and Richard is killed, probably by Henry's order, the next year.

This king hid in an oak tree after defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651




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