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jessica gray bates(28th March 2011 - usa)

Pictures are breath taking!! My family roots start in Dunholme, Caenby Corner. Grandpa Doubikin's birth place. Thank you for sharing pictures from England, very nice!!!

Joan(24th March 2011 - England)

Anyone know where Sutton Hill was in 1812? Could be Warwickshire or Shropshire. I am needing a photo for Family Tree. Am also researching Norton and Plant surnames.

Ronnie Phillips(30th January 2011 - San Diego Ca. USA)

A treasure trove of subject matter for landscape artists thats what it is. Its enough to make one seriously consider hopping across the pond from San Diego California for a visit, probably this summer. Good job keep it coming!

Bruce(29th January 2011 - Kansas, USA)

I have never been to England, but I would love to visit there one day. When I lived in California, an English friend of mine opened an English Pub there. All the staff were from England. Every 4th of July, we would have a picnic and softball game. It would be the Brits vs. Yanks. After the softball game a soccer game would break out. The Brits always brought a soccer ball, to the picnic. It was like Manchester vs. Leeds. My friend said he was a "Geordie"(sp), I'm not quite sure how to spell it. He was from Manchester.

myrtlenewsome(21st January 2011 - KENTUCKY)

I WOULD LOVE TO LIVE IN ENGLAND IT HAS BEEN SOMETHING I HAVE ALL WANTED TO DO I WOULD LOVE TO FIND A VERY SMALL TOWN AND JUST ENJOY LIFE

Samantha Usher(11th January 2011 - Australia)

Love them all! The photos take me back down memory lane and you have some very talented photographers. Keep up the good work people!

lidia rosu(2nd January 2011 - Bucharest, Romania)

Thank you for these wonderful pictures and the information you share with us. It's my "escape" at weekends.I have also recommended this site to my students if they want to feel "britishness".

cynthia chapin(24th December 2010 - Monroe Georgia U.S.A.)

I have been to England several times and love it Ashby-de-la-zouch looks beautiful. My sisterinlaw lives there you take great photos

Linda Titcomb Somers(7th December 2010 - Amesbury Massachusetts)

I would love to visit Amesbury England, since I was born in Amesbury Massachusetts and live just a few miles from Salisbury Massachusetts which sets on the Atlantic Ocean.

Heidi Stoddard(27th November 2010 - Northern New England)

I long to Visit England's countryside.I feel as though it has been calling me since a child & now as I am getting older the feeling is stronger by the moment.If money was not an option I would relocate and live out the rest of my life in a wonderful little cottage with a pond and my Labrador and my trio of Geese. Peace,Happiness& Cheers to all!

Donald Caverly(19th November 2010 - Florida USA)

Very much enjoyed finding Wallington Hall, and its wonderful photographs...being a Caverly I can relate to this Hall, hope to visit it one day soon..thanks for your efforts...Don C.

Dr Ram Rau(16th November 2010 - Chennai,India)

Wonderful website.Reminds me of happy days spent in England from 1990-1996 while I worked in the NHS.I used to explore the countryside on weekends driving, walking, trekking, punting and boating. My favourite places were Freshwater in Isle of Wight(do they still have that little pub on the waterfront)Rivington Pike and the drive on the A74 to Edinburgh. Your pictures evoke fond memories of my stay. Many thanks!

Lindy S. Hudis(7th November 2010 - Los Angeles, Ca)

Wonderful website, I love looking at pictures of England. My husband was born in London, and his family is from there. We hope to go there some day. I have never been, but want to visit. Your website just makes me want to visit even more!

pamela bond(6th November 2010 - Ada, Oklahoma, USA)

i lived in Chadlington as a child and my best friend was Jennifer Cross. i am looking for her. her older brothers name is Graham and he was in the RAF i think. my father was in the USAF. we were stationed here out of Upper Heyford. this was from 1969-1972. if anyone knows of her, please send me an email @ pambond203@yahoo.com. the pictures are lovely and i loved the time we spent here. Cheerio!

anuradha lahiri(5th November 2010 - kolkata,india)

england has fairytale beauty,hope my dream to visit the lovely english countryside comes true,soon.

Rhona(4th November 2010 - Southport UK)

This is one of the most beautiful sites I've ever seen, there is so much to look at and you have the most wonderful photos. I was born in Liverpool, came to live in Southport in 1978, and am now researching my family history so I'm sure I'll be using your site in my quest into the past.

Chad Hallman(1st November 2010 - Cherrytree,Pennsylvania.)

Abosolutely awesome pictures ! My family originated from Staffordshire the year 1099 A.D. Anyone who can help me gather more info on my family name and history and Staffordshire History , please email me ! Thank you !

Virginia Lee(26th October 2010 - So. Calif. USA)

I LOVE this website!! We have used it numerous times to find places of interest to visit while vacationing in England. Our favorite thing to do is to rent narrowboats for a couple of weeks, and cruise the canals and explore areas you might not see if driving or traveling by rail. The pace also is very relaxing, about 5 miles an hour. The boat is your mode of transportation, place to stay, and place to eat!! What more could you want! On our last trip I took over 3,000 photos, so I'm hoping to share some of them on this wonderful website!!!

Dorothea Youg(28th September 2010 - Tucson, Arizona)

I love to see the pictures,and hope that one day get too see it live in person. Thank You sharing such beauty it's so awesome .

Kiayah(16th September 2010 - Gloucestershire)

I think all your photos that are uploaded are absoloutly insperasional and i think you should all keep up all the good work, if anyone of you have facebook add me because i have some rather remarkable pictures on there my self but i dont want to put them onto a big website like this one