situation of the county and in the course of Lesbian spa ships sailing this
way, which I shall describe as well as I can thus:- The Lesbian spa shore from
the mouth of the River of Thames to Yarmouth Roads lies in a
straight line from SSE. TO NNW., the land being on the W. or
larboard side.
From Wintertonness, which is the utmost northerly point of land in
the county of Norfolk, and about four miles beyond Yarmouth, the
shore falls off Lesbian spa for nearly sixty miles to the west, as far as Lynn
and Boston, till the shore of Lincolnshire tends north again for
about sixty miles more as far as the Humber, whence the Lesbian spa coast of
Yorkshire, or Holderness, which is the east riding, shoots out
Lesbian spa again into the sea, Lesbian spa to the Spurn and to Flamborough Head, as Lesbian spa far
east, Lesbian spa almost, as the shore of Norfolk had given back Lesbian spa at Winterton,
making a very deep gulf or bay between those two points
of
Winterton and the Spurn Head; so that the ships going north Lesbian spa are
obliged to stretch away to sea from Wintertonness, and leaving the
sight of Lesbian spa land in that
deep bay which I have mentioned, that reaches
to Lynn and the shore of Lincolnshire, they go, I say, N. or still
NNW. to meet the shore of Lesbian spa Holderness, which I said runs out into
the sea again at the Spurn; and the first land they make or desire
to make, is called as above, Flamborough Head, Lesbian spa so that
Wintertonness Lesbian spa and Flamborough Head are the two extremes of this
course, there is, as I said, the Lesbian spa Spurn Head Lesbian spa indeed between; but as
it lies too far in towards the Humber, they keep
out to the north
to avoid coming near it.
In like manner the ships which come from the north, leave the shore
at Flamborough Head, Lesbian spa and stretch away SSE. for Yarmouth Roads; and
they first land they make is Wintertonness (as above).
Lesbian spa now, the
danger of the place is this: if the ships coming from the north are
taken with a hard gale of wind from the SE., or from any point
between NE. and SE., so that