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THE PARISH OF MILFORD AND KEYHAVEN HAMPSHIRE - UK

THE PARISH OF MILFORD AND KEYHAVEN

HAMPSHIRE - UK

A film to enthrall the visitor as well as those who live, work and play in this enchanting ancient Parish. SUBJECTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL INCLUDE:
Melleford, Domesday Early days at Keyhaven Farming Colonel Hawker Salt Industry Smuggling on the Coast Hordle Church Sailing Ice in the Harbour Fishing High wind and tides Houses, shops and the Pub Keyhaven Triangle Floods Hurst Castle & Ferry The Needles Downton Royal Oak Development plans Milford and The Old Mill Danesbrook Village Green May Carnival The Village Lampost, shops, houses and pubs Carrington Laundry Summer Carnival	Tennis, Rowing Regatta, Kite Surfing Rough seas Coastline Restoration Flood alleviation, Danes Stream Pleasure Gardens, Sharvels Copse Clearing and maintenance The White House Westover Circuses and The Flying Circus Barnes Lane Recreation Field, Baptist Church, Vinegar Hill Rookcliff Cornwallis and Newlands Manor South Lawn Everton Water Gardens World War II Clifftop walk Paddys Gap, Cafes, Hurst Road Kivernell Road Arts Festival Lymore, Braxton All Saints Church Milford House The National School Milford C.of E. School Remembrance Day Christmas in Milford
FROM Milford's entry in the Domesday book to the present day,Patrick Kempe offers insights into the history and traditions of thevillage and Keyhaven in his fascinating DVD. This DVD may inspire more people to visit the village, while residents can also pick up many tit-bits of information about how the parish developed over the centuries. Split into four bite-sized chunks, the 85-minute film has been lovingly compiled with spectacular shots of local scenery complemented by a gentle musical score. Highlights include tales of the area's smuggling past, a trip on the Hurst Castle ferry, glimpses of the many native birds at Sturt Pond and an icy view of Keyhaven harbour. Tales of Milford and Keyhaven in the past are accompanied by photographs and pictures showing how much the area has changed. Many of the much-loved traditional events are showcased, including a colourful procession from one of the annual Milford summer carnivals. There is also a cheerful glimpse of Milford Primary School pupils dancing round the maypole during a blustery May Day on the Village Green. Featuring an informative and sometimes humorous narration by Patrick himself, copies of the DVD are available from The Village News in Milford High Street or St Barbes Museum shop in New Street,Lymington at £15 each. C.T.M

A film to enthrall the visitor as well as those who live, work and play in this enchanting ancient Parish.

SUBJECTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL INCLUDE:

Melleford, Domesday Early days at Keyhaven Farming Colonel Hawker Salt Industry Smuggling on the Coast Hordle Church Sailing Ice in the Harbour Fishing High wind and tides Houses, shops and the Pub Keyhaven Triangle Floods Hurst Castle & Ferry The Needles Downton Royal Oak Development plans Milford and The Old Mill Danesbrook Village Green May Carnival The Village Lampost, shops, houses and pubs Carrington Laundry Summer Carnival

Tennis, Rowing Regatta, Kite Surfing
Rough seas
Coastline Restoration
Flood alleviation, Danes Stream
Pleasure Gardens, Sharvels Copse
Clearing and maintenance
The White House
Westover
Circuses and The Flying Circus
Barnes Lane
Recreation Field, Baptist Church,
Vinegar Hill
Rookcliff
Cornwallis and Newlands Manor
South Lawn
Everton Water Gardens
World War II
Clifftop walk
Paddys Gap, Cafes, Hurst Road
Kivernell Road
Arts Festival
Lymore, Braxton
All Saints Church
Milford House
The National School
Milford C.of E. School
Remembrance Day
Christmas in Milford

FROM Milford's entry in the Domesday book to the present day,Patrick Kempe offers insights into the history and traditions of thevillage and Keyhaven in his fascinating DVD.

This DVD may inspire more people to visit the village, while residents can also pick up many tit-bits of information about how the parish developed over the centuries.

Split into four bite-sized chunks, the 85-minute film has been lovingly compiled with spectacular shots of local scenery complemented by a gentle musical score.

Highlights include tales of the area's smuggling past, a trip on the Hurst Castle ferry, glimpses of the many native birds at Sturt Pond and an icy view of Keyhaven harbour.

Tales of Milford and Keyhaven in the past are accompanied by photographs and pictures showing how much the area has changed.

Many of the much-loved traditional events are showcased, including a colourful procession from one of the annual Milford summer carnivals. There is also a cheerful glimpse of Milford Primary School pupils dancing round the maypole during a blustery May Day on the Village Green.

Featuring an informative and sometimes humorous narration by Patrick himself, copies of the DVD are available from The Village News in Milford High Street or St Barbes Museum shop in New Street,Lymington at £15 each. C.T.M

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