A silent film made at the 1961 Rye Horse Show which took place at Gateborough Farm on 24 August.
Tag: Gateborough Farm
Explore Gateborough Farm through Rye’s Own, from remembered scenes and historical detail to the news and personalities that gave the place its character. Readers can move between “Monsoon Weather at Rye Horse Show”, “Rye Country Fair”, and “Rye Allotments”, seeing how the subject appeared at different moments in the magazine. Together they offer a characterful route through the magazine’s record of local life, memory and change.
Over the Sluice
By Arthur Woodgate Some while ago, Jimper Sutton threw out a challenge as to whether anyone remembers his grandmother. As a fellow ‘sluicer’, of a certain period, of course I remember her and his father and Uncle Spencer, I once caught a glimpse of his grandfather but I will come back to the Sutton Family … Continue reading Over the Sluice
Rye Allotments
By Arthur Woodgate Mary Smith says she is a relative newcomer to Rye, that I am certainly not and I do know where lots of allotments have disappeared from during the Twentieth Century.
Rye Country Fair
What a great country day out it was at the Rye Country Fair on 20 August at Salts Farm, East Guldeford. The show was a hive of activity from the first Junior Novice riding event through to the Parade of the Foxhounds and Bloodhounds at 4.30.
Monsoon Weather at Rye Horse Show
Very Wet at 1970 Rye Horse Show The 1970 Rye Horse show, held at Gateborough Farm on Saturday 22nd August, was hit by monsoon weather.