goldcliff造句

• Goldcliff is a popular venue for sea fishing and for ornithology.
• In 1322 the prior at Goldcliff was William de Saint Albin.
• For many years Porton, like Goldcliff, was the site of a salmon fishery.
• In January 2012 two rarely seen glossy ibises were sighted near Boat Road at Goldcliff.
• To the west lie Goldcliff and Whitson.
• At Goldcliff a bicycle, with trays front and back, was used to make collection easier.
• In 1970 a few dozen of the traditional willow baskets were made and installed by the fishermen at Goldcliff.
• The Iron Age hillfort at Thornwell ( Chepstow ) and elsewhere, and evidence of lowland occupation notably at Goldcliff.
• Until the 1970s the school intake stretched as far as Nash, Goldcliff, Whitson, Llanwern, Bishton and Llandevaud.
• Goldcliff was originally owned by the Norman nobleman Robert de Chandos who, shortly before 1113, founded a priory there.
• Goldcliff Priory was established in 1113 and together with other major landowners took responsibility for further drainage work in the area.
• A series of charters exist for Goldcliff Priory, as do 13th-century accounts of how the drainage system worked.
• In 1113 the manor was given by Robert de Chandos to endow Goldcliff Priory, which he had just established near Windsor.
• From 1913 to 1950 fisherman George Whittaker was employed at the Goldcliff Fishery, first by Mr Fennell and later by Mr Burge.
• Some poles at Goldcliff, probably those at the seaward ends of the ranks, were reported to have lasted for forty years.
• "' Goldcliff "'( ) is a village and community parish to the south east of the city of Gwent.
• Henry organised the Cathedral chapter at Llandaff, appointing fourteen prebends Henry died on 12 November 1218 and was succeeded by William de Goldcliff.
• After 1952 the baskets at Goldcliff and Porton were exclusively aluminium, although the traditional measurements were strictly adhered to by the modern manufacturers.
• In 1445 the three monks of Tewkesbury were expelled from Goldcliff by the Welsh, although in 1447 they again took possession of it.
• Historically Porton has been part of Goldcliff and may have once had its own separate church, although confusion with Whitson church seems more likely.