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Candice(12th March 2006 - Canada)

Glad I stumbled across this website, My husband and family are from Middlesbrough, I've had the pleasure of living there for a short period and visiting recently. Hoping one day to convince my husband to move back, it's a beautiful Country.

Yana(11th March 2006)

Very informative site, I like it very much, thank you.

Virginia(11th March 2006 - Connecticut)

Trying to locate the ancient parish of Hedcorn in Kent. My ancestors lived there from the 14th to the 17th century. Anyone know what the area is called now? Did not get to see much of Kent on my last visit. It is definately on the agenda next time around.

Carmen Petsoules(10th March 2006 - USA)

I have enjoyed your site, was searching for Bolton or Litle Bolton, plan to visit England -Thanks.

Kay Bernum(8th March 2006 - england)

Hi. My daughter was looking on this website as in one of her subjects she needs to plan a 5 day tour of britain. This site as been a great help thanks. But you have not listed the falgate inn for the potter heigham hotels. It is a great place and its a shame it isnt listed.

lee(8th March 2006 - devon)

what a great site. it make me very happy to see pics of my old home town.

Robert Leech(7th March 2006 - Everett Washington USA)

I am the director of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society office in Everett, Washington, USA. We operate a thrift shop, and recently came across a small wooden box 11x8x4.5 inches sent by mail from Frank Greenhow, Joiner, Cabinet Maker and Untertaker, with workshop in Helvellyn Street and residence in "Ewan Rigg," Manor Brow. On the box is a cancelled one shilling stamp. The recipient was Miss Marguerita Favroe, Cabin D81, RMS Queen Mary, Southampton, Sailing August 19th. The date of mailing from Keswick was August 14, 1936. The box was annotated "Fragil. Glass Jars." The top of the box has a United States Customs Service stamp, and a blue Cunard White Star Third Class label with a large "F" in the center. I would be interested in knowing if any of the names noted above are tracable to people in Keswick.

Guillermo Huft Uriza(7th March 2006 - Mexico)

Great information and pictures. I teach English in my city...

Becky Danis(7th March 2006 - North Carolina, USA)

I am so glad I found this website! I loved looking at the beautiful photos of the countryside and landmarks. I hope to visit there someday.......

Les Mason(5th March 2006 - NY USA)

I may have left Gravesend(my birth place in 1947),6 years ago to start a new life here, but my heart will always remain firmly there! If anyone remembers me, i would like to hear from them. E-mail me at palema@frontiernet,net. Nearly forgot....Up the Fleet!

Donna LeBlanc(4th March 2006 - Louisiana, USA)

My husband & I will be traveling to Canterbury soon. Will be glad to submit photos of Ickham (right outside Canterbury) when we return.

Chelsea(2nd March 2006 - Montpelier, Vermont, U.S.A.)

Navigating your site has gotten me so excited to visit the beautiful country some day! I aspire to travel all through the wonderful England. It got me so excited to see and read about the places where the movie Billy Elliot was set and shot, and the Beatles lived, and Harry Potter and all that madness. I love it! xoxo---VT

Sandra Hubley(2nd March 2006 - Atlantic Canada)

Great site~makes me feel homesick for York and North Yorkshire, even though I've been away 14 years!! Always enjoy going back to visit, who knows maybe one day I can convince my Canadian family to move back to the UK. Thanks, hope to add pictures of my own to this site soon!

Eileen Robinson(1st March 2006 - Australia)

I moved to Australia in 1958, [a country which I absolutely love], but am still a 'pommie' at heart and this website has been able to quell the homesickness that I still experience, on occassion. Thanks to all those who have taken the time and effort to make this a memorable experience, as England is over 24 hrs flying time away, it is not possible to visit as one would like.

Myrna A. Corpuz(27th February 2006 - Philippines)

Beautiful pictures! I felt like I've visited the beautiful country.

Michael R. Burgess(26th February 2006 - Georgia, Ma., USA)

I have thoroughly enjoyed your site. The pictures are lovely. I have been fortunate enough to visit England on several occasions. I would like to know if any of my British cousins read this and recognize the name of my great grandfather, George James Burgess, married to Sarah Jean Mitchell,(B.around 1860), and George James Burgess Jr.b.12/14/1879. I have many relatives that I know of in England and would love to hear from any of you. Sincere thanks.

wally rivas(25th February 2006 - Rancho Cucamonga , California, U.S.A.)

Since the 60's watching old movie's Shirley Temple, A Chrismas Carol, and of course the u.s. Ed Sullevan show, Giving us The Beatles, Dave Clark and so on. I've alway's wanted to visit your beuatifull country. (Someday)

Dean Jones(22nd February 2006 - Lake district,Cumbria)

Thank you for such a lovely site, I have had a lot of fun looking at other peoples photographs of our country and I'm pleased I've had the opportunity to contribute to this site. Keep up the good work.

Chris Brookes(22nd February 2006 - West Midlands)

Lovely site. I have enjoyed looking at all the lovely photos keep up the good work.

Ken Thomas(20th February 2006 - Bristol)

Chasing my family history. Saw the beautiful photo of St Lawrence Church, Bardney, Lincs. Bardney was my Gt Gt Grandparents first home in the 1850's. The copyright owner is Brian Messemenear a name that features in the 1870's in my Gt Gt Grandmothers later home in Horncastle. Would very much like to contact Brian if his forebears did indeed once reside in Horncastle.

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