I knew Rye from 1998

From Russia

I lived in Rye Foreign in 1997-98, (Brabands).
My best friend Michael and his two sons lived there.
At present, I am not sure where they are.
Rye is one the best places in UK.
I love you folk, thank you, that you are on the Earth !
Alexander.

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Nantes, FRANCE

I'd like to come in Rye to see all this beautiful views in real.I'm sure one day I'll live in Rye.
Wonderful site.
Sorry for my bad english!

Mainly travel architecture photography

Looking for a virtual tour to link with my Rye photos.

New Zealand.

I've added a link to your Tour in my Rye photo description:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/peteshep/634728472/in/set-72157600506573071/

Let's know if you'd rather I didn't.

Enjoyed your reminder tour from afar!
Thanks,
Peter Shep

The Monica Edwards Appreciation Society

A new (August, 2007)society celebrating the writer of children's fiction and adult non-fiction, who grew up in Rye Harbour village and set one of her series of children's books in the village.

John Allsup's Moinca Edwards site

The North West of England

I'd just like to draw your attention to the Monica Edwards Appreciation Society (which has no connection with another, defunct similarly named society). Monica Edwards lived in Rye when she was a child and her father, the Reverend Harry Newton, was the Vicar who conducted the funeral service for the men lost in the Mary Stanford. Her "Romney Marsh" series of books was set in and around Rye Harbour (renamed "Westling" for the purpose) and many of her characters were based on people she knew as a child.

The books were written between 1947 and 1968 but still read well today. She wrote about things which still have relevance today - conservation, animal welfare, drug smuggling, foot and mouth disease and flooding among other things.

We are planning a Members' Day visit to Rye Harbour in October, 2007, when we hope to visit places we are familiar with from the books. Any M.E. fans who are interested in joining us should have a look at our site for further details.

Own interest, through the Internet!

Time goes by so fast! I have been in Rye many times. Actually we use to spend many weekends there especially during the summer.Lamb House use to be the address at that time! It is very nice to be able to see so many pictures of Rye again, 30 years later! If a Watson takes a notice of my Email could get in contact with me. (?)

London Onterio Canada

I left Rye more years ago than I care to remember. As I'm now on my last legs I'm arranging my funeral: the undertakers here have agreed to my request for a cremation, the problem is, I want my ashes returned to Rye and scattered across the salts. My undertakers will only agree to this if I can give them an address of an undertakers in Rye willing to do this, so, could you please email the address of a good undertakers in Rye whom I can contact to arrange the details, thank you in anticipation.

Warsaw, Poland

We send grettings from Poland. Rye is pretty town. Kisses for Diana and Kyriacos

Country Swing

Currently in it's infancy - dedicated to country music.

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Colorado, USA

We will be making our first trip to Rye in November and are looking forward to our visit. Thank you for the great virtual tour. We can't wait to see all of these beautiful places.

Internet search for Rye websites

London

What lovely pictures! They show Rye in a way I haven't seen it before, as I have always visited in the summer. I would love to see a picture of Simon the Pieman included. I spent a holiday in Rye with my parents many years ago and we stayed in the flat above Simon the Pieman. My parents had some very strange experiences there and they thought that the place might be haunted. Do you know anything about this or do you know anywhere where I might be able to find out more? This is something that has always intrigued me.

Mililani, Hawaii USA

very good. i really must stop there to visit.