Cober

And salon owner Nicole Cober-Blake plans to get her name in by sending a welcome basket with bath gels, hair products and a robe.

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Cober dem in melted cheez, dip dem in catnip adn throe dem tu teh kittehs, I say!

Ollie was not only haunted by his last two lives, - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008

Quitting Falmouth Haven from Penryn West, we came to Helston, about seven miles, and stands upon the little River Cober, which, however, admits the sea so into its bosom as to make a tolerable good harbour for ships a little below the town.

From London to Land's End 2003

Quitting Falmouth Haven from Penryn West, we came to Helston, about seven miles, and stands upon the little River Cober, which, however, admits the sea so into its bosom as to make a tolerable good harbour for ships a little below the town.

From London to Land's End 2003

Quitting Falmouth Haven from Penryn West, we came to Helston, about seven miles, and stands upon the little River Cober, which, however, admits the sea so into its bosom as to make a tolerable good harbour for ships a little below the town.

From London to Land's End 2003

Cober, at what should be its outlet into the sea, should be ascribed to

From John O'Groats to Land's End Robert Naylor

In shape it is more like a broad river than a lake, and it is in fact the land-locked estuary of the Cober, cut off from full intercourse with the sea by this pebbly and sandy spit.

The Cornwall Coast

When heavy rain came on and the River Cober delivered a greater volume of water than usual into the lake, the land adjoining was flooded, and it became necessary to ask permission of the lord of the manor to cut a breach through the pebbles in order to allow the surplus water to pass through into the sea, which was quite near.

From John O'Groats to Land's End Robert Naylor

Quitting Falmouth Haven from Penryn West, we came to Helston, about seven miles, and stands upon the little River Cober, which, however, admits the sea so into its bosom as to make a tolerable good harbour for ships a little below the town.

From London to Land's End and Two Letters from the "Journey through England by a Gentleman" Daniel Defoe 1696

Cober Pedians live underground here since its so unbearably hot.

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