Mystery telephone call from ghost bungalow at Fallaborough
A narrator recounts a seaside misadventure at Little Pryeon Sea near Plymouth. He answers a ringing phone at a white bungalow and learns of a girl injured at Chair Rock, coordinating rescue with coastguards. The tale twists when the caller reveals she never owned a phone, implying a puzzling misdirection. Nearby, a humorous aside links a dream reported by a Plymouth mother to the incident. A second item notes vandals defacing road signs and the club’s pledge to prosecute.
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Jupp
Littlebury-on-Sea
Fallaborgh
Mrs Links
Fallaborough
Coastguard Station
Fallsborough Cove
Fallaborough Village
Coastguard
Susan
George
Plymouth
Cuair Rock
R.alc.v
Sgo
Speed Limits for Commercial Motor Vehicles Under 1928 Act
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria notes speed restrictions for commercial motor vehicles under the Motor Car Act 1928. Pneumatic tyre only: under three tons 25 mph, over three tons 15 mph. Non pneumatic tyres: under three tons 15 mph, over three tons 12 mph. Penalty up to 50 pounds. Also includes a cartoonish aside about a boss and pay raise.
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Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
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Littleprryeon-Sea
Iso
McDonald’s
Hampshire Road
Sunshine
Seymour's
Reeds’ Shoe Store
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