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Mark
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Hope your foot is much better now. Mine is recovering well although not sure I would be up to a trip round the castle here! Never realised Dover Castle was so extensive. Looks v interesting.
27 June 2008 - Kenilworth, UK
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Leslie
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What a great website! It transports me from my office here in NY, NY. Thanks for the great pictures --
19 June 2008 - New York, NY, USA
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Maria
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Hi Stephan and Lucy, I like your pictures and I would like to propose some of them for our special issue on the Olympic preparation. Today is the last day for proposals. What you think? Clearly these will be attributed to you and ref. to your web site made. I'm looking forward to hear from you. thanks
12 June 2008
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Mary Linne
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I'm still checking your great photos every week. Love your website and your very cute dogs!
3 June 2008 - Chicago, Illinois USA
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Theresa
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Hi,
Just had look at your photos and did enjoy looking through them. I am doing research on canals for a talk I am doing. I was looking for some pictures of locks and the falkirk wheel when I came across yours thank you for letting us have a look.
I visited family up in Fort William and was trying to remember what the locks were called, brought back some nice moreries of a lovely week. Theresa
16 May 2008 - midlands
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Peter Jennings
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Stumbled across your walk through South Oxhey, where I grew up. Really appreciated the heavy image base to the site. Flabbergasted that Pinnerwood House is still superb over he pond.
I regret that the estate dwellers have transformed Oxhey Woods into something less attractive than I remember from my exploration in the 1950's and 1960's, though the Water Authority started the rot by building a reservoir over the most superb pond I've ever encountered...
10 May 2008 - Wales
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Mary Schoen
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Wonderful photos. Especially the Lakes, my favourite place in the world.
29 April 2008 - Cotswolds
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Emma Naqvi
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Dear Stephen and Lucy.
Lovley Images. I am wondering if you mind that I will use one of your images for in a questionnare, that I am creating for a community consultation? the image is (http://www.luphen.org.uk/images/2006/2006-02/2006-02-05-131758.jpg)Please let me know by the end if the week or contact me if you have any queries.
15 April 2008 - London
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Jim
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Hi, love your web-site. I've just caught the walking bug myself and recently completed the New River walk and enjoyed comparing weather etc with your trip.
Keep up the good work as your photos are great to look at; especially on a Monday morning.
9 April 2008 - Hertford, England
Webmaster comments
Hi. Thanks - glad you enjoyed the pictures. |
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Winn Dawson
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Are Littleport and Tooting Bec in the same country!!
8 April 2008 - Suffolk
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It was a bit surprising that there was sunshine and no snow in Littleport and it was still snowing until late morning in Tooting Bec - they're not that far apart! It was pretty cold in Littleport, though. |
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Sarah
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I came across your website while researching Patterdale and Place Fell and have had a lovely time browsing. I am disabled and although I can walk I can't get very far. I particularly want to go up mountains and your pictures are the next bext thing to actually being there, Thank you!
6 April 2008 - Surrey
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Dave Rhodes
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We found you by using stumble and had a great time looking through your photos. We lived in Moulsford and 41 years ago we had our wedding reception at the Beetle & Wedge. We now live in Nova Scotia Canada and have just retired. We plan on doing some hiking have purchased a home near Annapolis Royal where there are many great walks to be had. 
30 March 2008 - Nova Scotia Canada
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Thanks - there was a big surge in visitors via Stumbleupon that day. Not sure why! The Beetle & Wedge looked lovely - may go back for lunch there sometime. |
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Jill Cobb
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Hi Stephen
I just complete the leg from Rainham to Purfleet and I found to my surprise, the route is now open from Coldharbour light along the riverbank as far as Purfleet. It is currently closed by the Tilda Rice factory though.
Loved your pictures and Henry
4 March 2008 - Dagenham Essex
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A shame if it is closed by the Tilda Rice factory - that bit along the Thames, while industrial, was interesting and probably more so than the bleaker inland route. I gather the final route further north through Rainham will be officially opened soon so once that happens I may return to re-do that section. |
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Jonathan Dawson
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hello, i was doing some research on the history of england and English mountain ranges when i came across your pictures. i noticed that we had a similar last name. No relation i am sure. just thought it was funny and thought i would say hello. very nice pictures btw. i have never been to england and would like to visit some day. have a good day.
4 March 2008 - California, USA
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Stephen Dawson
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Hi - this is our new guestbook - the ability to add to the old one was lost when our webhost did an "upgrade", but this one should offer some anti-spam functionality so should be better.
You can also read the comments in the old guestbook by using the link at the bottom. Please leave us a message.
24 February 2008 - London, UK
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