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23rd March - Feast of St Gwinear by ‏@RevRichardColes

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AnneEast1 Anne East
@RevRichardColes Thank you for St Gwinear's story. My grandparents lived at Gwinear Road, Hayle, Cornwall. There was a pond. I wonder . . ?

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JimmersThomas Jimmers Thomas
@RevRichardColes I live 5 minutes from the village of Gwinear, but never heard that yarn before. Every day's a school day etc

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spidergravy claire
@RevRichardColes I will feast for him today as it's my birthday and I've never had a chance to make a magical drinking fountain for dogs.

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PositivelyJoe Joe
@RevRichardColes Wo there! Stop! Back up...a magic drinking fountain for dogs you say? How does that work?

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SteveEGrantham Stephen Grantham
@RevRichardColes Us Cornish, so crazy still!!

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paul23stoke Paul Adams
@RevRichardColes seems reasonable

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redEvelyn Evelyn Laurie
@RevRichardColes your stories always have such happy endings .... #not :)

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Kazak1842 Adam Taylor
@RevRichardColes What a shame. Drowning in a foetid pond a far more poetic death than decapitation.

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RevRichardColes Richard Coles
@Kazak1842 Eve better, the foetid pond was full of poisonous serpents.

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Kazak1842 Adam Taylor
@RevRichardColes Ah that's where St Patrick put them.

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niadla nicky lambert
@RevRichardColes Nice use of the word foetid, you don't hear it enough - particularly before breakfast. Morning!

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AnneMarieSpeed Anne-Marie Speed
@RevRichardColes 'foetid'. Love it.

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mintyfaglady Claire Dodds
@RevRichardColes always best to be on the safe side, my dad reckons.

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