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Figure 160. The Boathouse………………………………………………………………159 Figure 161. Mill Cottage Figure 162. Greenway House entrance…………………………………………………161

“This isn’t one of the “lonely copse” murders. This cove place was pretty inaccessible. Either the man would have to come up from the causeway past the hotel, over the top of the island and down by that ladder contraption, or else he came there by boat. Either way is unlikely for a casual killing”.

Figure 124. Pixy Cove

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Figure 160. The Boathouse………………………………………………………………159 Figure 161. Mill Cottage Figure 162. Greenway House entrance…………………………………………………161

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