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Guestbook Entries Sandy Zak(18th November 2006 - USA Phoenix,Az)The pictures I have seen so far are absolutly beautiful. It is my dream to visit England someday. It truely is a beautiful country. Lourenço Barcelos(15th November 2006 - Funchal - Madeira)Soon I will go on holidays to England and this fabulous site did show me more than I ever thought. Everybody who plans to visit England must see this excellent site. Congratulations to it is team! Nicola(12th November 2006 - Bangor, Wales (I live in Staffordshire but am at Uni!))Hi, I LOVE living in England! This site is fab, and shows the many wonderful sites that are within our country, its ACE! Thanks for producing the site! Philip(9th November 2006 - Russia)This is one of the greatest sites dedicated to the UK. I'm grateful to the all people who are responsible for creating & supporing this site! Especially pictures... excellent collection! Best wishes. Ezio(7th November 2006 - Brazil)It's lovely. Congratulations for this marvelous website. In 2005 I visited England and now after seeing the pictures of my Liverpool is a gripping comeback. My heart is here. I miss England really! Gregory Honeycutt(7th November 2006 - Seattle, Washington, USA)Wonderful pictures of the most charming village in the world, Castle Combe, and the idylic Lake District. Thank you. AJ Wood(6th November 2006 - Colorado, USA)I am a decendent of Stephen Bachelor, vicar of St Peter & the Holy Cross Church in Wherwell in 1587. Thank you for the beautiful picture of this church. Hazel(4th November 2006 - Bangkok)This site is a wonderfully lovely tribute to a BEAUTY that is ENGLAND. This is where I go to when I want enchantment, comfort and peace. My dreams come alive in this site. I would love another chance to visit England one of these days. Harry Winn Allred(4th November 2006 - United States of America)I love your site. My ancestors on my mother's side the Winn's came from Lincolnshire, North Kelsey, Lincoln, Wraby, and others. Thank you so much. I will visit this site often. Achisolm(1st November 2006 - USA)I've been in this site three times and I can't get enough of it. I would say Cornwall is the most beautiful county and Devon, but anywhere a village or hamlet is right by the sea - that has my vote. Your site is stunning, now I know why people say "England my England" it is absolutely beautiful.  Mundhir(31st October 2006 - Preston)Hey, very nice website. I have seen about England..all the great places, pictures and its history...I like it....keep this website on update always..good work :) Jeff Holling(31st October 2006 - Australia)Lived in Barnsley prior to 1966, nice to look back to see the old sights, brings back good memories. Suzanne(29th October 2006 - Florida, United States)I love Riber Castle. My Uncle's name was John D. Smedley also and my ancestors are from England, so it is all very interesting to me. Your site is wonderful. Linda Stewart(28th October 2006 - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)I used to live in Bognor Regis and still have family in England. I love looking at all the pictures and get homesick at times. Keep up the good work. 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! 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 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. 
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