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Boscastle

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Boscastle

Village on the northern coast of Cornwall, England, 10 km/6 mi north of Camelford. It has a sheltered harbour. The surrounding scenery of woods, rivers, and moorland makes it a popular holiday resort. The name Boscastle is derived from the now vanished Bottreaux Castle.
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The flash flood in tiny Boscastle, north Cornwall, was nothing like the events of 2004 which made worldwide headlines.
Storms test out village defences; The World Today by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
FLOOD VILLAGE SUFFERS AGAIN BOSCASTLE is under water again - three years after suffering record floods.
NEWS by The Mirror (London, England)
Businessmen and residents affected by July's twister met victims of the Boscastle floods at St Paul's Community School, Hertford Street, Balsall Heath.
Tornado-hit Brummies share pain by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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