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Jennie Fundell

I would love to use your image of the tree family in Gatton Park? We are producing a brochure for a New Homes Developer and this image would look great.

27 January 2011 - UK

Jane Early

I love your wintery photos of the Lakes Stephen. Making me feel all Christmassy in the sunshine

23 December 2010 - Sydney, NSW

Chris Donald

Hi I would like to use an image of the Thames which might appear in Womens Running (a womens running magazine :-)

24 November 2010

David Harris

Hello, I've copied your pic of the Watford locks for my blog - http://dmh0.blogspot.com/ I'll acknowledge and put a link to your website.

16 November 2010 - Little Hampden - where in the world indeed!

joey

hi stephen and lucy.
i would like to seek your permission to use one of your photos (hard knott) for a car print advertisement.
hope to hear from you.
thanks!

1 November 2010 - philippines

Héctor

Dear Stephen: I require your authorization to use Pennydarren photo to illustrate the first american chair of railtourism. Also that rare 0-4-0T engine. Regards. The profesor.

21 October 2010 - Argentina

John

Enjoyed your pics and comments on the coast path. Thanks. You had all possible weather - apart from snow! Some lovely shots of sea mist.

The 'shaped' boulders in Trevaunance are the remains of St Agnes harbour - the granite blocks now have slightly rounded edges from a century of being bashed about. Granite being used today for steps, paving, etc is often foreign as it's cheaper than Cornish .. so there's Portuguese granite on either side of Sally's Bottom, for example. And Chinese granite at the National Maritime Museum in Falmouth! Grrrrrrrrrr.

Send me an email, if you've time, please.

20 October 2010 - Cornwall, UK

James

Enjoyed your photo guides of the LOOP, which you've documented very helpfully. The photos of Henry are truly adorable. I intend to walk parts of the LOOP myself, when walking companion(s) are ready to devote the odd half-day to make it happen

30 September 2010 - Putney

Jane Hayes

Loved your pictures of Cosgrove part of the Canal.Took me back to being a child when we walked along the "cut" lots of times with my dad`s side of the family.
Love the dogs.
Jane(Barry`s cousin)

11 September 2010 - Silverstone U.K

Mrs Mags

We absolutely loved your canal photographs, so clear, detailed and atmospheric

30 August 2010 - Somerset

Geoff Bunce

Excellent photo collection. Particularly enjoyed the London Loop photos, which brought back a few memories, as I walked it with a friend a couple of years ago. I walked from Kingston through Bushy Park today, and the loop is now well sign posted.
I currently have about 20 miles left of the Greensand Way to complete from Pluckley to Ham Street, which will be completed in 2 stages - finishing on Haloween this year

29 August 2010 - Surbiton, Surrey

Michael Robinson

An absolutely first class internet site ~ bravo ... ... .......

17 August 2010 - South-East England

Gary

Hi i love the walbury hill photos, my wife and I go to the hill alot but we can't find the stone marker that you guys are leaning against... can u tell us how you got there? is it down the gravel track at all?

23 July 2010 - andover, hampshire

Webmaster comments Glad you liked the photos.

After eight years I can't particularly remember whether the track was gravel, but the trig point is down a track which leads approximately SSW away from the public byway at roughly the highpoint of the byway. You can see the track and trigpoint here with the triangular symbol:

http://tinyurl.com/38h6bu7

The Trigpointing website shows that it was there on 15 July: http://www.trigpointinguk.com/trigs/trig-details.php?t=302

Masmite eszch

I like the photos but you did not look like docotor who, good luck next time.

9 July 2010

Rae

I have been looking at your site and admiring your photos for years, in particular, admiring your lovely dogs (I have two cavaliers of my own). I was terribly sad to read that Henry had passed away; I am so very sorry for you loss and hope that Ellie and George are adjusting well. Henry appeared to have had a wonderful life. Best of luck.

8 July 2010 - Australia

bob

Well I have been watching you
Web site for a while and in a way feel I know you
Both so I was saddened to read you little dog Henry had died,
So sorry

21 June 2010 - st helens englnad

Cornell

This website is amazing really. You are doing a gr8 job.

25 May 2010 - South Africa

kerry jean power

hello stephen and lucy. i hope you dont mind but i appropriated one of your pictures for my blog. i have linked back to your site but please do let me know if you want me to take it down. i love your photos!

15 April 2010 - clapton, hackney

Guy Hodge

Hi, Please can you contact me regarding some of your photos.

3 April 2010

Karen

Your photos continue to enthrall me.

5 March 2010 - New Zealand

Keith Cheriton

What a fantastic website! Super quality photos chronicling some great walks - showing the beauty of this country.
So glad I stumbled across it!

2 March 2010 - London

Jim

I retired to Thailand three years ago. Seeing some of your pictures this morning has made me realise that it has little to offer in comparison with the beauty of the English countryside, illustrated so well in your photography.

I’m thankful that the beauty of the landscape that you have in Britain is properly preserved and recognised for its importance. Here most things that might have had any beauty in the past have long since been destroyed and that that is attractive, usually proves to be fake. Sadly Thailand is mostly about face-value and I often wish I hadn’t left England.

But at least I can now view your excellent pictures – the next best thing. Many thanks for your hard work compiling them.

17 February 2010 - Thailand

frank zschaler/maurice la mano

sehr schÃ¶ne und informative Hompage gruss frank zschaler/maurice la mano aus Bremen/lilienthal

13 February 2010 - deutschland/Bremen/Lilienthal

Peter Taylor

What an absolutely delightful website! I have spent ages admiring the beautiful photographs and engaging in a nostalgic journey on some of the railways I have visited in the past. Thank you so much for this opportunity.

Warm regards
Peter
Leeds, West Yorks, UK

4 February 2010 - Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK

Kurt

Dude your walking pics are extreme. Any plans to do the Appalachians? Later
Kurt.

17 December 2009 - USA

Susan

Hi Stephen and Lucy - I love looking at your pictures. I am putting together a series of postcards to sell in support of a local charity in Islington. One of the packs is about the New River and I'm hoping you might let me use a few photos that you took on your New River walk. I can send you further details if you let me have your contact details. Many thanks and I hope to hear back.

14 November 2009 - London

Aaron

Thanks for your lovely site, great shots.

19 October 2009 - Tring UK

Glenn&Mel

Hello, Just wanted to tell you how much we appreciate your site! We're relatively new denizens of the Isles, so your photos are a great incentive and guide to exploring! Bully for you!

15 October 2009 - Lunnun

Pete Dickinson

By chance came across your photo's of the Yorkshire Dales.
I enjoyed them very much.

7 October 2009 - Ilkley. Wharfedale

Malcolm Taylor

Hi you two. Loved the pictures of the river and bridge in Paphos forest. My partner lynne and I were in Cyprus in 2008/09 and loved the forest. Unfortunatly our pictures of the river were lost so it's good to see it again and bring back some happy memories. All being well back there again next year to visit some dear freinds. Very best wishes

1 October 2009 - Towcester Northants

Cassie Leavers

I have been looking for a great picture of the Lea River for a while and was really pleased to come across the lovely images from your walk from Ponders End to Limehouse. I was wondering if I could have your permission to use one of them - please get in touch. Look forward to hearing from you soon.

2 September 2009 - London

Bonnie DeVarco

Hi Stephen, Your work is marvelous! Very grateful that you are making your beautiful photos available for others to use. In writing about Emiliania huxleyi, my favorite phytoplankton, I used your white cliffs of the Seven Sisters in East Sussex. Many thanks! http://scaleindependentthought.typepad.com/

21 August 2009 - Santa Cruz, California

Roger and Pat

Hi. I found your website while trying to discover what the strange tower structures are at the A13 junction with Ferry Lane in Rainham. We finished the London Loop in July 2009. A path is now open along the Thames from Coldharbour Point to Purfleet.. You pass the RSPB centre which is excellent for refreshments, and the Purfleet Heritage centre (open Thursdays and Sundays, I think) - also excellent.
I like your photos of the walk

8 August 2009 - Hampton, Middx

Mick

I love your canal and lakes pics. I would like to use your Gummers How panoramic picture in a write up I have done for a friend about the delightful walk up Gummers How - she has a cottage in Bowness. I took pics with my Nikon D70 and wanted to stich them in Photoshop but the card corrupted and I lost them - very dissapointing! I have a very similar picture taken from Lakeside with believe it or not the same boat in the foreground (on a Fuji 10mpx). Please look at my new website www.waterwaysfromtheair.co.uk and you will see my canals interest too! I'm currently mapping the complete waterways of the uk! Please contact me as I'd love to include some of your pictures!
Keep up the good work - very enjoyable.

8 August 2009 - Essex UK

Chris Pemberton

I would like to thank you for sharing your wonderful photographs, especially of the Four Counties Ring. We are going in a few weeks time and we hope we shall have a great a time as you seem to have done. I hope the extraordinary tree is still there - I will be looking out for it. Again, really enjoyed taking the tour, almost try before you buy scenario. Kind Regards Chris

1 August 2009 - Herfordsshire, UK

Patrick

Love reading about your travels and enjoyed your account of the South West Coast Path – particularly the St Ives to Penzance section, as myself, partner and dog are heading to this, evidently rugged, westernmost part of the UK for the first time in September.
I expect we will be walking sections of the path and so your photographs certainly gave us a good impression of the area!

24 July 2009 - London

anita powell

Thank you for your wonderful journeys ..I love your website and fell totally inspired to continue with my south coast path walks

16 June 2009 - uk

Michael John Day

Kingston to Hatton Cross London Loop.
In the interest of accuracy, once you go north of the river from Kingston you are no longer in Kingston upon Thames. Bushy Park is in Richmond UponThames and the London Loop stays in Richmond Upon Thames until you cross the Hanwroth Road into Hounslow Borough.
Incidentally, the London Loop signs have now been installed in Crane Park. (earlier this year)

Nice website by the way

4 June 2009

Nigel Powell

Like the website - we are planning to do the Avon Ring in a week which I believe is very possible despite most people saying it takes 2. Can you tell me how many hours a day you needed to cruise when you did your week. Thank You

3 June 2009

kamile

Hello i love your web pages i was just wondering if you happened to know who owned the field on manor road chigwell and if i'd be able to walk there thnx

1 June 2009 - chigwell essex

Karen

Fab website, was really envious looking at Lake District photos as my heart belongs to them, (we have a caravan on west coast).
Found your site whilst googling Dawson Yewbarrow, I'm trying to trace my GG grandad Charles Dawson who according to 1891 census lived at Yewbarrow Lodge!
I really enjoyed the photos as I live in MK and I swear I could even taste the fresh air whilst browsing,
Happy snapping x

27 May 2009 - Milton Keynes

Mark Goossens

Found you on Google, whilst looking for Canal Holiday ideas... Great website, loved browsing

21 May 2009 - Preston, UK

Sarah

Great to find your website. We have just started to walk the London Loop and it was so interesting to see your pictures of what are now familiar places. Dogs are cute too!

21 May 2009 - London, UK

Ray Bartram

Hi: I came across your webpage looking for info about the London Loop. I've now enjoyed the afternoon vicariously walking around London. I look forward to seeing other destinations through your photos and writing. Thanks for taking the time to share!

18 May 2009 - Qualicum Beach, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada

Eddie

I fell over your website while searching for photos of The RFH and stayed much longer than intended to enjoy your pictures of the Thames Path.

30 April 2009 - Channel Islands

Pat Reilly

Absolutely best website for armchair traveling! Love your pix and your dogs. I'm inspired to plan another trip to England with more walking and less driving.

17 April 2009 - Washington, DC

Dennis Coles

Thanks for the pictures. We are planning a week from Bunbury in 10 days time. On Saturday night we hope to be in Chester (or possibly Wolverhampton) Last year we cruised from Lower Heyford (see link) http://www.onionbargees.org.uk/v/2008+Lower+Heyford

14 April 2009 - UK

Saul,Alicia,Morgan&Grace

Stumbled across your site whilst looking for a Disused-Railwayline walk (6year olds don't like hills!).....Hertingfordbury-link loop was FAB today in the Spring Sunshine: thank you. Please can we have access to all the Hertfordshire walks, Henry seems to have more suggested great days out!?

8 April 2009 - Birmingham (down in Herts to see NannyMack)

Gabriella Ledeczi

I just LOVE LOVE LOVE your web site!!!

22 March 2009 - New York , USA

Karen

I found your wonderful website on Google. I have had two trips to the UK and think it is beautiful. I love looking at and learning about areas there.

I keep sending your links to my friends in the UK each time I find an area I have been to or something I'd love to see.

Your website is excellent, you have set it up so well. Your photos are beautiful and the comments are very informative.

21 March 2009 - New Zealand

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