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I went to school with the little girl who lived in one of the 3 cottages mentioned, in 1958. Her name was Mary Jo Carney, and we were 8 years old at the time. Long before the car park swallowed them up.
Note the 2/3 houses on right of picture . They backed onto a rocky beach and must have suffered in stormy weather . Long gone and absorbed by the carpark. Anyone remember who lived there? Were they purpose built? e.g end of tramline!
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