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What is the origin of camp folley in colchester Essex UK folley road north and south - who was folley?
In the local area a folley (also spelt folly) is a relatively narrow and enclosed walkway used by pedestrians or multiple residents of a particular area of housing. Generally speaking they are either between two buildings or to the rear of a property and separated from its grounds by a tall wall or fence. In Colchester there is Castle Park Folley which, although not it's original purpose, separates the upper and lower parts of the park. There is Kendall Road Folley which provides access to the rear of the properties in Kendall Road but is most likely used by pedestrians not living in Kendall Road as a "cut-through." So, in answer to your question folley is not someone's name. Camp Folley (North / South) simply means a folley going to, from or alongside the Army camp. John Rowley
What is the name of the ivy league school in Ohio?
There are no members of the Ivy League in Ohio. The eight schools that make up the Ivy League are Brown, Yale, Harvard, Cornell, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, and Columbia.
How name Ohio?
Ohio name you.
What is another name for the Columbia Plateau?
Another name for the Columbia plateau is the Columbia basin
What is the name of the continent of Columbia?
Columbia is in South America
What is the birth name of Columbia Top?
Columbia Top's birth name is Yutaka Shimomura.
What is the name for the football team that plays in Ohio?
The name for the Ohio football team is the Ohio Buckeyes.
How did Ohio gets it state name?
Ohio was named for the Ohio River
Name of the power station in Huntly?
The name is "Huntly Power Station".
IS Columbus a state capital of US?
The only two states with the same name as Columbus or similar too are: Columbus, Ohio and Columbia, South Carolina.
How British-Columbia get its name?
queen victoria named it British Columbia
Name a song with the word station in it?
'Station to Station' by David Bowie.
