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Tony(26th October 2006 - australia)

This a fantastic site, I am so glad I found it. I uploaded a few photo's of last years trip to the UK and will upload a few more after my trip in November.

Joshua(21st October 2006 - Australia)

An absolutely top quality site. I stumbled on in in search of English history but found myself quickly 'getting lost' in all the other features this site has on offer. One small observation you may already be aware of - getting back to the history content, is that of the six chapters, chapter 4 on 'The Christian tradition' is missing/removed or inaccessible. Please tell me this is not for political correct sensitivities to those relatively new and ever growing parts of British society that for some reason may find the religous aspects of english history intolerable to their views.

Jon and Martha Heider(16th October 2006 - Cambria, IL)

Sirs: Your website is absolutely stunning. I love its organization and ability to go from one county to the other at the bottom of the page. I also love the thumbnail option for viewing pictures of each county and also the upload pictures feature for viewers. You have some of the most gorgeous photographs of English countryside I have ever seen on any website. Please, please continue this site and encourage more beautiful uploads!
You have some of the most ...I cannot think of any superlative to express myself... idyllic scenery ever blessed to God's green earth. I have often debated in my mind which of Europe's countries I would choose to visit and tour. Your website has settled it!
Thanks for a most eye-filling pictorial of your country.
Sincerely,
Jon and Martha Heider

Charlie Hoye(15th October 2006 - Hobbs New Mexico USA)

I thoroughly enjoyed browsing through this picture site and particularly the scene of places I knew when stationed with the US Army in England during World War II. I spent three years at THE HUT CAMP on Station Road in THATCHAM, Berkshire, my outfit being the 444th Engineer Base Depot Company. If anyone remembers me, do email me at . Your site had only a half dozen pictures of Thatcham and I would sure like to see more, particularly OLD views of the era I was there, perhaps with pictures of that army camp and what it looks like today. If Solomon Pope, a GI who married and stayed in Thatcham, is still alive, please email me - the rest of the outfit wonders about you. Charlie Hoye in Hobbs, New Mexico, USA

Michael Marsh(13th October 2006 - England)

researching the Marsh Family Tree from Birmingham in England. Many of them were employed as Glass cutters.

Nancy Lindley(13th October 2006 - Santa Rosa, California, USA)

Ejoyed your site. While working on family genealogy, I found that John Lindley b. 1615 in Lindenleah, Cheshire County, England takes the name Lindley from Lindenleah. I couldn't find Lindenleah or Linden, but loved the site anyway.

Janice Filer-Burroughs(12th October 2006 - San Diego, CA)

I am planning a visit to Cornwall in April 2007. My father's ancestors were from Cornwall. Roman Fyler and two sons came to America in the 1500's. Our original name was Fyler. Spelling was changed to Filer after coming to the states. Looking forward to finding some relatives and seeing this beautiful place.

Joy(10th October 2006 - Austin, TX USA)

How wonderful! I was looking for pictures of England and got so much more! I lived in England (N.Yorks.) from 1981-1984, and miss it. I travel back whenever I can and am working toward a Masters degree in British History. You now permanently reside in my bookmarks. :)

Joanne Theodorou(10th October 2006 - New York City)

Can anyone help me? Is "East Kennett" part of Wilshire? Thank you in advance for your response.

Tony Quinlan(7th October 2006 - Essex)

Great site.... I've sent in a few pics.

Trevor Fallon(6th October 2006 - Eastbourne)

Great site keep up the good work

Alex(5th October 2006 - Berlin)

Amazing pictures, thanks for sharing.

tom p.(5th October 2006 - Fance)

The best site! Great job! Thanks

Don Selby(1st October 2006 - USA)

I found this wonderful site while looking in my England file. I spent nearly every other weekend in Eastbourne while station at RAF Sculthorpe between 1957 and 1960. Fell in love with the town and the people and never forgot either one. Thank you for giving me a chnace to go back at least visually. Don

Alan Corkett(29th September 2006 - Nether Stowey)

Very pleased you accepted pictures of Halsway Manor, the lovely Elizabethan building in Crowcombe, Somerset. This wonderful homely place is HQ for an educational charity that works to preserve and teach the traditional folk music song and dance heritage we are so lucky to share. Placed as it is on the southern slopes of the Quantock Hills (AONB) it attracts people from all over, Europe and USA especially. Come and see us you'll not regret it. www.halswaymanor.org.uk

Randy Breidel(28th September 2006 - LaCrosse, Wisconsin. U.S.A.)

I went over to the fair city of Grimsby in June of 2006. I went there to meet a wonderful lady I had known for almost one year. I must say, it was fantastic. The sites, the views, and the woman. I fell in love with her and am now moving there to marry. Not to worry, people of Grimsby, I am a hard working man of good stock. I will be proud to call Grimsby, England my home.

Tom(27th September 2006 - united states)

I'm so jealous right now. I have lived in England for the 1st 10yrs of my life and all these pictures are bringing back so many memories. There is one town you forgot to submit under East Yorkshire. It's the most beautiful town on the coast called Filey.

Laureen McLoughlin(27th September 2006 - Canada)

I have spent a wonderful evening looking at all the beautiful pictures of England and counties, you hit close to my home town (Fleetwood Lancashire) which is close to Blackpool. Do you have anything about Fleetwood, I live in Toronto Ont since 1953

Pierre(23rd September 2006 - Cape Town)

Congratulations on an attractive and informative website. Our travel community strives to provide comprehensive information for travelers and we have therefore placed a link to your site at trivago.co.uk in the belief that visitors to our site will greatly benefit by visiting yours.

Joanne M. Darland(23rd September 2006 - Massachusetts, USA)

I have vacationed many times in your beautiful country, most recently for my sister's wedding to a wonderful Englishman, and have just become friends with someone from West Midlands. Your website is fantastic and has given me lots of information for planning an upcoming visit. Many thanks...