Publications
An Ever-Rolling Stream, by Norman Wyatt, published 1 November 1993 (72 pp., S.M.H. Books, ISBN-10: 0951261932 & ISBN-13: 9780951261934) accessible at: West Sussex Libraries
Abstract:This memoir of a Sussex farmer, always a devout Christian but only late in life becoming a priest, was described by Michael Adie, the then Bishop of Guildford, as the outline of a lovely and lively man, who seems to have grown younger with the passing of the years. This is not, however, just a Sussex book; not just that of a committed Christian. Its appeal it to all those interested in local and family history, and rural life before World War II, and during it covered in clear, first-hand descriptions. It also paints a true picture of the ever-changing farming scene: now a tragically changing one.
An Ever-Rolling Stream came to be written after a nostalgic visit by the author to the village of Walberton and scenes of his childhood, wartime youth and manhood until 1958, at Pigeon House Farm. strong desire to record something of the familiar faces and places came over him.
An Ever-Rolling Stream came to be written after a nostalgic visit by the author to the village of Walberton and scenes of his childhood, wartime youth and manhood until 1958, at Pigeon House Farm. strong desire to record something of the familiar faces and places came over him.