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Posted on3 November, 201414 June, 2015AuthorH at Warren Farm

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that the Pembroke Peninsular has been important for lovers for centuries? Nearby Loveston Farm is so called because betrothals were made over the Loving Stone that's still in their farmyard, and four generations of vicars at St Mary's opposite the farm were from the Loveling family, together serving the community for nearly 150 years.

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