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                <text>Photographs of Bude and surrounding area, includes historic shipwrecks on the North Cornish Coast. Visit the &lt;a href="http://www.thecastlebude.org.uk/heritage-centre/" target="_blank"&gt;Bude Heritage Centre&lt;/a&gt; website.</text>
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