wheres lymston village in miss marple book or whats its real name if fictional?
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This isn't a definitive answer, but I hope it helps.\nAll references on Google and Yahoo searches for "lymston village" are directly related to Miss Marple.\n\nThere is a "lympstone village" in or near East Devon, England.  However, all searches for 'lympstone village' and 'miss marple' return 0 results.\n\nIt looks to me like Lymston Village is a fictional name.
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Hello,\nGuernon is fictional. The actual location was Haute Savoie (High Savoy).\nHope this helps.
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Miss Rachel Haverford lives next door to the Finches and is Dill's aunt.\n\nUncle Jimmy Hancock is Aunt Alexandra's husband.
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Well, there are real towns going by the name of No Place, although therre are a few, so I can't remember them all. As for the pinpointed place of no place it is nowhere, it does not exist.
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I searched on the Mork and Mindy Fan site's message board and found the following comments listed there. Looks like there is some debate over the issue.\n\nAgain these are quotes from people on the message board..\n\n"It is Frizbat, says so in The Official Mork & Mindy scrapbook on page 89."\n\n"I read in a trivia book and in several places of the internet that it is Kork, though not spelled C-o-r-k like the city in Ireland. The Trivial Pursuit Genus II Edition and several OTHER places on the internet state that it's Frizbatt. I remember an episode in which Mork states that a picture from Ork is of "Frizbatt, the capital"\n\n\nIn addition if you do a search on google for "Frizbat" a couple sites come up that say it IS the capital or Ork.
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It's Pumpherston.\n\nUse Google Earth.  It's 100m east of the big white factory building.
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Now there's a name I haven't heard in quite awhile!\nDenny's real name is Brian Hines...looks like he left Wings due to the fact they disbanded, or was it the dispute over the rights of "Mull Of Kintyre" that he co-wrote with Paul...really stumped by the 'Broadstreet' character...\ntidbits:  apparently, Denny is writing an autobiography...didn't realize he was involved with Ginger Baker...\n(thanks for a good question!)
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Yes their is it is called: "MAKE-UP" and the address that you can get it from is Eaglemoss Publications Limited 7Cromwell Road,London SW7.\n\n this is a real book
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1,  Do a search on the title of the book\n2.  Try your school library's web site\n3.  Try looking for the book on Amazon.  It might not have the city -- but will have the publisher -- then you can look them up.\n\nNext time you ask something like this -- include the book's name & author.
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http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1120162/maindetails\n\nthey do not have much
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Dont you know LABIRETH? it's a famous magic shops in mississipi. Well i guess, only real wizards and witches know where it is. Sorry, no-magical creatures are forbidden.
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Try http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0002019/
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There's camelot village:\n\nhttp://www.camelotintl.com/village/index.html\n\nAnd somewhere called Wichamstow:\n\nhttp://www.regia.org/village.htm
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It's a village (I've never heard of) called Slad\n\nJust North East of Stroud\n\nHere is a map ref for it\n\nwww.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=51.7692&lon=-2.1818&scale=200000&icon=x\n\nIf you can't read the ref above then go to \nwww.multimap.com \n\nand enter Slad\n\nThere's only one!
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It's by Stephen Crane.  Here's the SparkNote link, too, since you don't have your book: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/redbadge/ Good luck!
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Swindon\n\nWorking on the station, dont go to London
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The book tells the story of Mary Lennox, a spoiled, contrary orphan, who is sent to live in her uncle's manor in Yorkshire. She is left to herself by her uncle, Mr. Craven, who travels trying to escape from being haunted by the death of his wife, and the only one who has any time for her is the chambermaid Martha. It is Martha who tells Mary about the walled garden, Mrs. Craven's favourite garden, which nobody has seen the inside of since she died; Mr. Craven locked it and buried the key.Exploring the grounds, Mary discovers the key to the secret garden, which has been turned up by a dog digging for moles, then the door. When she is inside the garden, she discovers that although the roses seem lifeless some of the other flowers have survived; she decides to work on the garden herself, but to keep it a secret, in case her uncle should find out and fit another lock for it. Through Martha, she recruits the assistance of Martha's brother Dickon, who is known for being good with plants and wild animals. Dickon begins by providing gardening implements, bought with money Mary gives him, and demonstrating that the roses, though neglected, are not dead. When Mary's uncle visits the house briefly (for the first time since she arrived), Mary asks him if she may have a bit of earth to make a flower garden in, and he agrees.