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I've removed "three miles of golden sands" for being irrelevant and probably copy-pasted from elsewhere,
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"and the Sunset Surf Cafe situated adjacent to the carpark is a great place to relax any time of year. More information on Sunset Surf Cafe & Shop is available on their site http://www.sunsetsurfshop.co.uk including a full menu and surf hire and surf school prices. There is also another smaller cafe further along the beach called the Jampot."
for reading like a travelogue and an advert. Useful info but if you're gonna use wikipedia for promotion, you could at least re-word it to hide the fact.
Latest comment: 14 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I've tidied this article up substantially to bring it in line with other Cornwall places articles and to remove irrelevant material. Some of it was like a travel brochure and there was also surfer jargon. It still needs references though. Andy F (talk) 19:14, 5 April 2010 (UTC)Reply
