Keith Burton's photos with the keyword: Langstone Village

A view across Langstone Harbour towards Langstone Village taken from Hayling Island with the outgoing tide. Best viewed large as this is in 16:9 format.

Taken from the end of Langstone Village High Street, looking out over the harbour. Don't be fooled by the sunshine..........it was eye-watering cold at around -5 degrees C, and quite windy, but a nice walk nevertheless. You've probably seen images of this pub and the mill before on my photo stream..........it is one of my go-to places when I don't have much time. On this day I had a couple of hours to kill while my wife had a manicure. Thank you for all your visits, comments and stars over the past week. I hope you all have a good weekend. Take care.......and stay warm.

An old-fashioned sign spotted on the wall of a house in Langstone Villiage, Hampshire. I like the different blue tones and the hint of rust.

Childish of me I know.............but the name of this house always makes me giggle..!! In the 1880s The Winkle Market was a two-stalled stable, for Langstone House, with a loft over it. . In 1899 the whole property was purchased by Henry Russell, an oyster merchant, and it eventually became a winkle market. In 1954, The Winkle Market was converted to a house. (For those who may not know a Winkle is a small, edible mollusc with a spiral shell. The term "winkle" is sometimes used as a child's euphemism for a penis).

Rubbish weather and shift work have been playing havoc with my photography life lately and as a result I've not been able to get out much and when I have I've not been able to go too far. The Old Mill is only a couple of miles from where I live and it and the surrounding area, are one of my favourite places to go when I haven't got much time, but need to get out! This was taken last Thursday during a brief break from the rain and unrelenting grey skies. I make no apologies for having posted dozens of photos of this over the years!

A view towards Langstone Village. The Royal Oak and the Old Mill are just out of shot on the right hand side (as you look at it). If you look carefully there is a small picket fence towards the middle of the shot.......so may I say Happy Fence Friday and unless you are working (like me) have a great weekend.

The Royal Oak and The Old Mill taken on Christmas Eve...............lovely and sunny but bitterly cold!