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South of Lobber Point

More Stories from Port Isaac, North Cornwall, 1944 - 1950
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A second volume (sequel to the author's "East of Varley Head" - ISBN 9080780812) of personal reminiscences of the way of life, social conventions, character sketches, anecdotes and observations related to the village of Port Isaac in North Cornwall in the mid and late 1940's, told with affection, humour and insight.

Author Biography:

James (Jim) Platt was born and grew up in Port Isaac. He is a graduate (1960) of the Royal School of Mines at London's Imperial College, and worked as a professional mining geologist for the 41 years leading up to his retirement in 2001, since when his principal interest has been in writing. Jim is married to Maria. They have 3 children and currently live in the small town of Voorschoten in the Netherlands. "South of Lobber Point", drawn directly from his personal experiences, is his third book.
Release date NZ
December 1st, 2005
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  • General (US: Trade)
Contributors
  • Edited by Orde Corinne
  • Illustrated by Maria Platt
Illustrations
2 x sketch maps, 11 x photographs
Pages
408
Dimensions
156x234x21
ISBN-13
9789080780835
Product ID
1961562

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