Living in Combpyne
I was 9 years old when we came to live in Combpyne, we lived at the end of the village accross the road from a farm where my father worked. The farm must have belonged to the Webbers as I remember they had a son called Giles, like the other reader said, I think his sister was called Frances. My brother and I used to walk to the other end of the village to catch the school bus. I used to go to Uplyme school and my brother went to a school in Axminster. I remember the green bus that used to come on a Friday, also many a time we would walk up that long hill to catch the train to Lyme Regis. My mother used to get eggs from a house across the road from the church. I remember going to church every Sunday, also as we didn't own a lawn mower back then my dad used to bring the black and white bull from the farm and tether him on the lawn and moved him around every so often to eat the grass. We only lived in Combpyne about a couple of years but I remember it quite well.
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RE: RE: Living in Combpyne
Sally, I belive that the farm at the end of the village was owed by Guy Moore, he had two children, one of which was called Frances. I can't remember the name of the other. The Webbers' farm was next to the church and they had three children, Giles, Sally and Jeremy.
Comment from Anne Symons on Tuesday, 27th January 2009.
RE: RE: Living in Combpyne
Hi Anne I haven't been on this site for ages, have just seen your comment, and yes I now remember it was Guy Moore who had the farm. We are coming down to Poole in May and I plan on going to Combpyne and Uplme and other places. Sally.
Comment from Sally Cundall on Saturday, 29th January 2011.