oldreigate.com image number 1112
View from Small Holdings, South Nutfield. Unknown date. D Wilderspin.
Note - not sure if this is the right location for the picture, but I think
that Bottery Windmill is in the distance.
Comment 1
David Reginald spencer from
Lowestoft posted this comment on
Sunday 13 February 2022 18:41:31.
I was at high beech in 1968 the best thing that happened to me mr rushworth was the master I remember mr nick who at the time was pensioner but very fit for his age I also remember mr smith who was a really nice guy whilst there I worked on a pig farm for a group captain Harris and his wife both of them were very kind to me to the right of high beech house was a dove cote and group captain Harris purchased a pair of doves for me to keep in the dove cote I was so happy to be able to care for and breed youngsters from them I spent the rest of my working life as a deep sea trawler man and worked my way up to chief engineer I am now retired but will never forget my time at high beech stay safe everyone
Comment 2
Michael Glyn Holdsworth from
Haworth posted this comment on
Saturday 06 August 2022 22:56:08.
My story was the same as the one above but much earlier. I was there in 1959. Group Captain Harris and his family, Tim and Janine were fantastic. I was very happy working there and it changed my life. mr. Smith ran the garden and chicken farm at High Beech. Mr. Nick was a great guy.
Comment 3
Dennis Gimes from
London posted this comment on
Wednesday 09 April 2025 19:33:46.
I was at High Beech in 1958/59 and as above, enjoyed my time there. I remember Mr Smith and a Mr Taylor, both treated me kindly. I've made a trip back there, and it is so run down, but did get the chance to walk around the grounds. If you manage to go there, the memories just flood back.
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