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Culbone (also
called Kitnor) is a
hamlet consisting of
little more than the
parish church and a few houses, in the
parish of Oare in the
Exmoor National...
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Culbone Church,
located in the
village of
Culbone in Somerset, is said to be the
smallest parish church in England. The church,
dedicated to the Welsh...
- The
Culbone Stone, an
early mediaeval standing stone, is
close to
Culbone in the
English county of Somerset. The
stone is made from
Hangman grit, a local...
- Beuno's name,
including one in his
monastery at
Clynnog Fawr, and one in
Culbone on the
Somerset coast.
Although his
establishment at
Clynnog is destro****...
- and Devonshire". It is
unclear whether the
interruption took
place at
Culbone Parsonage or at Ash Farm. He
described the
incident in his
first publication...
- aged 55,
whilst on holiday,
walking on the path to St. Beuno's Church,
Culbone. He left a widow, Thea Gregory, and six children. Gregson's
final television...
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continuing the long walk to Lynton.
There is also a 'Coleridge Way' walk.
Culbone Church is said to be the
smallest church in England. The main structure...
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There were 33
Grade I
listed buildings in West Somerset: the
oldest are
Culbone Church (one of the
smallest churches in England, and pre-Norman in origin)...
- At both time periods,
Coleridge was
again in the area of Ash Farm, near
Culbone Church,
where Coleridge consistently described composing the poem. However...
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October 1988 in West Somerset, England, near
Porlock Weir and the
hamlet of
Culbone. The
video features Mike
Rutherford with his then-eight-year-old son, Tom...
