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Isle of Wight Nostalgia Isle of Wight Nostalgia Presented by Dave Parker at Invectis.co.uk There have been visitors to this site Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Enter keywords and search this site powered by Introduction Nostalgia is like a grammar lesson; you find the present tense and the past perfect. - Zingers The Isle of Wight is a small island just off the south coast of England. Its shape resembles a diamond, some 13 miles north to south and 23 East to West, and covers 147 square miles. Due to its separation from mainland UK it has developed a unique character & culture.

BibMe Free Bibliography & Citation Maker - MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard. Marie-Pierre Aubry1, John A. Van Couvering2, Nicholas Christie-Blick3, Ed Landing4. Pratt5, Donald E. That our profession expresses geological time, would be lost in such an oversimplified terminology. In addition, no precise. Birth, marriage, children, and death – is the most vivid example, but the difference.

It is a much loved holiday destination. The Isle of Wight has a special magic for all ages. I first went there as a six-year-old lad on a day trip with my grandparents. Since then I have visited the island many times. The island is unique; the locals have their own way of doing things just that little bit different from the mainland. This website is my very personal view of the island.

It was begun in March 1998 when I first connected to the internet. I thought it would be interesting to develop a site. In order to maintain quality and avoid intrusive 'pop-up' windows I do not use free ISP providers. However this site is, and always will be, free to access.

In order to meet some of the cost of maintaining this site I have included a few unobtrusive advertising links. Links to individuals advertising IW services are not paid advertising and are provided to help the reader and the Island economy. The idea of using the Isle of Wight for its theme was twofold. First, I had a fair bit of original material on the Island, and second, the Island is interesting in so many ways, I felt sure there would be something for everyone.

The original few pages have become an extensive site with links to other sites I have developed since. The site has generated correspondence from all over the world, from homesick ex-Islanders' to people looking for a 'Dave Parker' who stumbled upon it by accident! I have also received a number of and complimentary comments from readers.

For what ever reason you arrived at this site, I hope you find something of interest. If you have a specific area of interest, please for the site search engine. To contents Photo gallery The photo gallery will be added to from time to time. There are more photographs in the illustrated guide book section and the below. • • • • • A look at the beautiful and exotic undercliff. • Dramatic views of the Chines and cliffs along the south coast. • • Some nice views of the town and bits you didn't know existed.

• An old photo of the east Ventnor with loads of interest especially the old Gas Works on the foreshore between Ventnor & Bonchurch. Click on the main photo on this page to get detailed views of,,,, and • • • Ventnor park - with everything from jazz bands to putting in the sunshine! • • Dramatic photographs of the town taken from St. Boniface Down in 1991 using a telephoto lens. • Ventnor Pier fights back when they send in the heavy gang to dismantle it! • • Pictures of the cliffs, esplanade & pier - also construction of the new bandstand on the site of the old pier. • • • • • • • • Bonchurch with an interesting history, sits peacefully between the cliffs and the sea.

• Some fine views of this historic town. • Fantastic views of Cowes, Ryde, the Solent, Shanklin and much more of the Island. • Picturesque thatched roofs dominate this 'quiet' corner of Shanklin. • • Another picturesque corner of Shanklin. • • These gardens overlook Sandown and the English Channel. • • More gardens in Sandown.

• • Pictures from the Island's towns, villages and hamlets. • Pictures of Alum Bay & the Needles. • • • • • • If you only visit Godshill on a busy Summer Sunday afternoon you may not recognise these charming photographs! • • Photos of this elegant seaside resort. Ryde is one of the main gateways to the Island with a hydrofoil and hovercraft service, and three railway stations, one of which is a quarter of a mile out to sea! • - with soundtrack• • Pictures of Ryde Pier, what's left of the old tramway & the elegant town of Ryde taken from the Pier.

• • • Steam trains now run along the route of the railway from Smallbrook to Wootton - once part of the line from Ryde to Newport & Cowes. • - with soundtrack New trains for old? A look at the Island Line trains. • • Pictures of the railway from the seventies to the present day.

• A photo-feature showing the site of the two railways that once served the town - with extracts of 1904 & 1932 maps. • Buses, posters, excursion boards & other memorabilia from this great new museum. • • • • • Take a look at some of the Island's buses and related memorabilia. • • Other popular forms of Island transport. Bible Show 4. • Revolutionary ship design - built in Cowes by Samuel White's.

• Albert Road bus depot, Ventnor. Sadly no longer. • - with soundtrack• • • • • - with soundtrack• Blackgang and its environs. A page of geological faults - and one for the kids - of all ages. • Views of this famous waterfront taken from the ferry.

• • An unusual subject for a photo gallery maybe, but the old bright red phone & post-boxes of the Post Office can be very attractive. Many museums have a phone box and some villages are putting these attractive boxes back. They are collectors' pieces and can attract a high price.

That's nostalgia for you! • A few pictures of Queen Victoria's favourite home, and the gardens which overlook the Solent.

• This house near Wroxall has an interesting history. • • • Picturesque gardens near Brading. • A peaceful interlude in this delightful garden.

Cameras Compact Flash Gadgets Smart media Dave Parker took most of the photographs on this site with a Fuji digital camera - see similar cameras from Amazon Shop online with Amazon - many discounts available! To contents Guests' photo & picture gallery This gallery is dedicated to interesting photographs & artwork supplied by visitors' to this site. Msn Recorder Max Serial Keygen.

If you have any interesting old photos you would like considered for inclusion please let me know. Note, I can only use photographs where the photographer is known as full credit will be given to each picture to ensure copyright is acknowledged.