-
interesting sections of cliff,
although sometimes access may be
offered to
Flimston. In 2011, the MoD
opened up a
special diversionary route which was safer...
- Llancarfan, Vale of Glamorgan, and
raised in the
village of
Flemingston (or
Flimston;
Trefflemin in Welsh). He
followed his
father as a stonemason. In Glamorgan...
-
miles (8 km)
south of
Pembroke and its
southern edge
reaches the sea at
Flimston Bay. It is
bordered by
Castlemartin to the west, St
Twynnells to the east...
-
Dallas City (4,952 GRT) was bombed,
engulfed in
flames and
collided with SS
Flimston (4,674 GRT)
which was also hit; the
ships took 15
minutes to disengage...
- Williamston, Eglwyswen,
Eglwyswrw Fachelich,
Felindre Farchog, Fishguard,
Flimston(r), Ford(r), Foxhall, Freystrop,
Freshwater East,
Freshwater West Gelli...
- To St John's
Newfoundland Fairwater UK 4,108 Damaged,
detached 4 July
Flimston UK 4,674 Damaged,
detached to
Portland 4 July
Gulhaug Norway 1,243 To Portsmouth...
- 4°55′53″W / 51.6157°N 4.9315°W / 51.6157; -4.9315),
promontory fort
Flimston Bay Camp,
Castlemartin (51°36′45″N 4°59′28″W / 51.6126°N 4.991°W / 51...
-
Swanlake Bay
Freshwater East
Barafundle Bay
Broad Haven Bullslaughter Bay
Flimston Bay Pen-y-holt Bay
Hobbyhorse Bay Wind Bay
Blucks Pool
Freshwater West...
-
Flannan Trough Atlantic Ocean BGS Tm
Flett Sub-basin
Atlantic Ocean BGS Tm
Flimston Basin B&R425
Forth Approaches Basin North Sea BGS Tm
Gainsborough Trough...
- five
ships survived the war. They were Llanberis, Llangollen, Peterston,
Flimston and Llandaff. UK
ships were lost much
faster than they
could be replaced...
