Cockleshell Bay is an 80’s children’s TV animated show, which followed the adventures of Robin and Rosie, who are two young children that live by the sea in a village called Cockleshell bay. They live with their parents in the 'Bucket and Spade' Guest House. They are twins and dress nearly identical to each other, which is normally a striped jumper and dungarees / jeans. Mr Ship owns the boatyard next door to the 'Bucket and Spade' and Robin and Rosie love visiting him. His boats always seem to be half finished, but this doesn't stop Robin and Rosie imagining loads of stories that they can act out.
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Wednesday 26 February 2014
Cockleshell Bay
Time for a trip to Cockleshell Bay!
Cockleshell Bay is an 80’s children’s TV animated show, which followed the adventures of Robin and Rosie, who are two young children that live by the sea in a village called Cockleshell bay. They live with their parents in the 'Bucket and Spade' Guest House. They are twins and dress nearly identical to each other, which is normally a striped jumper and dungarees / jeans. Mr Ship owns the boatyard next door to the 'Bucket and Spade' and Robin and Rosie love visiting him. His boats always seem to be half finished, but this doesn't stop Robin and Rosie imagining loads of stories that they can act out.
Cockleshell Bay is an 80’s children’s TV animated show, which followed the adventures of Robin and Rosie, who are two young children that live by the sea in a village called Cockleshell bay. They live with their parents in the 'Bucket and Spade' Guest House. They are twins and dress nearly identical to each other, which is normally a striped jumper and dungarees / jeans. Mr Ship owns the boatyard next door to the 'Bucket and Spade' and Robin and Rosie love visiting him. His boats always seem to be half finished, but this doesn't stop Robin and Rosie imagining loads of stories that they can act out.
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