keyhaven造句

• Slightly further east is Keyhaven, with its boatyard and bird sanctuary.
• It flows into the Solent at Keyhaven, close to the shingle bank that leads to Hurst Castle.
• In the 1930s a proposal was made to run a car ferry between Fort Victoria and Keyhaven on the mainland.
• "' Keyhaven "'is a hamlet on the south coast of England in the county of Hampshire.
• Hawker was married twice, firstly in 1811 to Julia the only daughter of Major Hooker Barttelot making the family home in Longparish with a cottage in Keyhaven.
• Protruding southwards from Keyhaven is Hurst Spit, approximately two miles of shingle, from the end of which the inhabitants of Hurst Castle used to watch over the Solent.
• The 1852, the Isle of Wight Electric Company laid a specially-armoured telegraph cable to link the castle with Keyhaven on the mainland and Sconce Point on the island; two years later, the Electric Telegraph Company linked the castle to Southampton.
• Various towns and villages claim their own variants ( Lymington, Keyhaven, Yarmouth, West Wight, Chichester ), they are all around in length and share a lug sail, pivoting centre board, small foredeck and a square transom with a transom hung rudder.
• Hawker's cottage in Keyhaven, Hampshire, still stands ( and is named " Hawker's Cottage " ), it is located immediately north of the " Gun Inn " public house which was reportedly originally named in commemoration of Hawker's punt gunning exploits.