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- proper noun A
village inMerseyside ,England .
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Examples
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There was always a growing sense of excitement when we reached the level crossing at Ainsdale, for then we knew we were only minutes away from the beach.
Family life 2011
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Jean Hill, centre, with family and friends at Ainsdale beach, Lancashire, in the 1950s
Family life 2011
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Jean Hill, centre, with family and friends at Ainsdale beach, Lancashire, in the 1950s
Family life 2011
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Christopher Furlong/Getty Images SHORT LINE: A young family waited for ice cream on the beach in Ainsdale, England, Tuesday.
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Almost every summer during the 1950s my parents would take myself, my brother and sister on regular day trips to Ainsdale beach in Lancashire.
Family life 2011
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Almost every summer during the 1950s my parents would take myself, my brother and sister on regular day trips to Ainsdale beach in Lancashire.
Family life 2011
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There was always a growing sense of excitement when we reached the level crossing at Ainsdale, for then we knew we were only minutes away from the beach.
Family life 2011
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Liverpool, in the sleepy coastal village of Ainsdale, in January 1969.
Tuesday Hangovers 2010
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Liverpool, in the sleepy coastal village of Ainsdale, in January 1969.
Tuesday Hangovers 2010
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The next letter is from Mr. Howard Spence, of Ainsdale, Southport,
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