Sidmouth

/ ˈsɪdmʊθ /

noun

Having passed this rock, steer for 7, and pass within one mile of it, to avoid the shoals that extend off Cape Sidmouth.

So I don't mind leaving him in the least; and indeed he is going to Sidmouth himself, probably at the end of the week.

There, extended on a sofa and smoking a cigar, he found Sidmouth Vane.

I heard tell of him, often and often, when I had been down into Sidmouth, but never dreamt as it was him.

Sidmouth, for a long time, was passed by, by the world of holiday makers.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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