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Abbey of Lire Alum Bay ancient Appuldurcombe arch beautiful Bishop Blackgang Chine Bonchurch Boniface borough Brading Brixton building built Calbourne Carisbrooke Castle Catherine's celebrated Chale chancel chapel Chemists CHLORODYNE cliffs coast colours consists contains cottages dedicated to St distance East Cowes Eastern Yar edifice erected Esplanade feet Fitz-Osborne foot formed formerly Freshwater GLASGOW Godshill GRAPHOTYPING Harbour Helen's High Street hill inhabitants interest Island Isle of Wight land London Lord manor mansion Medina memory miles monument National Schools Needles neighbourhood neighbouring Newport Newtown Niton Osborne parish church pedestrian picturesque Pier portion Portsmouth present Prince Consort principal Quarr Queen Railway-station residence road rocks Royal Ryde Sandown Shanklin shore Shorwell side situated Solent spire spot Stations stone stream style of architecture Tickets tourist tower Town Hall Undercliff Ventnor Victoria village visitor Wesleyan West Cowes western Winchester Worsley Yacht Yarmouth
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