| The Grunye is probably Coruna, called by sailors the groyne. |
| A small groyne separates the beaches, from which fishing fans try their luck. |
| In the evening when the wind had dropped a little, they went out on the groyne to see the steamer come in. |
| Up early, down to the beach or groyne for an hour or so fishing and then home to fresh fish for breakfast, could there be a better start to the day? |
| This bank in its turn threatened Harwich Harbour, and a groyne of concrete had to be set up to arrest its progress. |
| Accordingly, packet boats were hired to ply between Falmouth and the groyne. |
