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Prawle Point in south Devon.
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Over the past eighteen months I have researched, photographed and written a sea kayaking guide to the South West of England; from the Bristol Channel to the Isle of Wight. I have been using this blog to keep folk updated as to my progress and to reveal some of the wonderful scenery, culture and wildlife of this little corner of England.
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Not only is Lichtenstein doubly landlocked, according to Wikipedia:
Area
Total 160.4 km²
Water (%) negligible
Not good for paddling
All news reports about Ellen McArthur begin like this:
“Ellen McArthur, from Landlocked, Derbyshire…..”
Me: “Goodness, I’m from Derbyshire, and I’m not sure I’ve heard of that village, it must be up towards Sheffield or something.”
When I’m a millionaire, I’m going to build a new village in Derbyshire and name it “Landlocked”, so I don’t feel so stupid.
I think I’ll keep up my lifelong policy of avoiding Liechtenstein at all costs.
Helen, your post made me spill my tea laughing.
Mark