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Tag: Hop Picking

Hop Picking runs through this selection from the Rye’s Own archive, linking individual reports and recollections into a broader picture of local life. Among the pieces gathered here are “The Way We Were” and “When the Horse was King”, each adding its own detail to the story.

The Way We Were

The Way We Were

By A Leadbetter I have been watching the programme on the television “The Way We Were”. This does not go back far enough for anyone in their nineties.

Posted on 14th April 200814th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories Local interestTags A Leadbetter, East Kent, Hop PickingLeave a comment on The Way We Were
When the Horse was King

When the Horse was King

These two photographs, taken in the 1930’s, demonstrate how important the heavy horse was to Rye’s industry and supply years after the introduction of the petrol engine. These were the days when farm produce was delivered and sold to Stonhams who processed the raw materials and bagged them ready for resale.

Posted on 1st May 200614th October 2026Author Jim HollandsCategories CommerceTags Hop PickingLeave a comment on When the Horse was King
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