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Warden Lane	Warden Bay Leysdown on Sea	Warden Point	Warden Bay	Courtyard, Warden Manor
Warden point 5	Warden point 4	Warden point 3	Warden point 2	Warden Point
1914 Warden Manor	Warden Bay (then)	Warden Bay (now)	Eden Camp, Warden	Warden Bay Caravan Park
Dickens Inn WardenRd. StGeorges Day 2007	Putting Green, Warden Manor	St. James Church, Warden	Warden Lane	Warden Point, Sheppey
Warden Lane	Warden Point	Warden Cliffs	Warden Springs 002	Warden Springs 001

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Chris Spracklen	PM reply	26-Oct-2010 18:18
A fantastic resource for anyone who grew up in the area or has visited it on holiday. Many thanks for all your good work, Trevor. Kind regards, Chris

Guest		14-Apr-2010 21:48
My grandparents Molly and Bob Farr lived in one of the cottages opposite the Wheatsheaf, my sister and I spent holidays with them in the early fifties. We used to catch the bus to the Toc H and then go and look at what had fallen into the sea since our last visit.We helped with the harvest making stooks with the sheaves, no combine harvesters then,it was reapers and binders.I remember Felix Colegate having a few cows that I used to help him milk, by hand of course.I seem to recall playing with the children that lived in Pear Tree Cottage next door to the Wheatsheaf I think their name was Pearce. We came on the coach from Victoria to Sheerness and caught a bus to Eastchurch and sometimes had to walk the rest of the way Warden, They we great days spent out in the fields or down on the cliffs only going home when we were hungry.

William Wood		24-Mar-2010 08:10
Does anyone remember Rose Cottage at Warden Point in the 1920's. Have tried searching the archives but have not found anything. My grandfather, William Alfred Curtis, lived in this cottage supposedly when my mother was born in 1922 and she does remember something about the Isle of Sheppey. Think they spent holidays there as well. Many thanks William Wood

Guest		09-Feb-2010 15:19
These are lovely - really interesting to me, I moved to Warden Bay in October 2008, and I like to see any history about the area. Thanks.

Hans Chr. Sørensen	PM reply	12-Aug-2008 12:36
Very nice gallery! You have many great shot.

Barrie wade		07-Jul-2008 10:14
Hi my name is Barrie Wade and lived on the Warden road for 35 years now living in Sutterton Lincolnshire Bridgehous I remember this was the post office and the Bungalow and houses towards the cliffs and the pill box on the clif top have all gone into the sea One off the houses was Mr Scanlion the union man and when cominging home from the wheasheaf and opened the front door the floor had gone down the cliff at the cliff edge of warden springs was a concrete wall with a dish shape in it also, what we called the Toc h is a poem which was here were several warden hags casting spells in paper bags curses on you wreches all how made pur viv drive throug the wall I think this may have refured to Mr V Martin whou with his wife ran the Toc h all so known as whiches corner

Terry		12-Feb-2008 09:14
What a great sight. Got a van on Warden Springs, & I cannot believe how much the area has changed. Could you tell me roughly what year these photo were taken? I been coming to the island since the early sixtys & most of these photos pre date me. Keep up the good work.

settler	PM reply	06-Feb-2008 19:40
You've done good work here. Thanks for getting these up.

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