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Five go down to the sea. Nothing is as it seems on the pretty Cornissh coast. The famous Five don't beleive that anyone would deliberately lure sailors on to the rocks but somebody is flashing lights from the old tower on the wild and stormy nights. Who can it be...back cover.
24 feb 2012 · 12. Five Go Down to the Sea (1953)Who would deliberately lure somebody on to treacherous rocks on the Cornish coast? Somebody is flashing lights from the old...
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Five Go Down to the Sea: Part 1: Directed by Mike Connor. With Marcus Harris, Gary Russell, Jennifer Thanisch, Michele Galagher. A holiday in Cornwall gets off to a tame start but soon improves when Barnies Travelling Players decide to stay after their bus conks out in front of Penruthlan Farm.
13 apr 2020 · This line up evolved into Five Go Down to the Sea? In 1982 with another Nun Attax member Keith “Smelly” O’Connell on drums. The following year they released the Knot a Fish EP on Irish label Kabuki and moved to London, with Una staying in Cork. 1983 brought The Glee Club EP on Abstract and a cult f… read more
Five Go Down to the Sea. When the Five go to spend their holidays at Tremannon Farm on the Cornish coast, they learn about the location's incredible past concerning some evil examples of smuggling. The peacefulness and tranquillity of the area now suggests that these days are well and truly gone, but then one stormy night, the lights appear ...
This 2 guitar and cello band evolved into Five Go Down To The Sea in 1982 with another ex Nun Attax Smelly on drums. When they moved to the UK in 1983, Una stayed behind. They released the "Knot A Fish" EP on Kabuki in 1983, the "Glee Club" EP on Abstract in 1984 and "Singing In Braille" on Creation in 1985, a unique trio of recordings which are highly recommended.
Five really do go down to the sea. The Five take yet another parentless holiday, this time to a farmhouse near the sea. They go by train and are delighted to find the station is just a bare platform stranded in fields. The Five (rather like Mrs Blyton I imagine) do not approve of the kind of diversions that teenage children tend to like.
