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Last updated: 8 July 2005

We are glad of remarks from visitors. They are shown when they have been seen by this office. They have not been edited except where a telephone number was given. A new remark may be left by signing the guestbook.

22 December 2003

Not a large festival, and good. — Gwen, Bury St Edmunds

10 December 2003

A small place, and that is the point. — The Fields, Ely

6 December 2003

Passenger trains ceased in 1956. I stood in the old yard and tried to imagine the Border Counties coming through. The trees make that difficult, which is not a fault of the trees. — A. Petrov, Edinburgh

27 November 2003

Worth the journey. — Finn, Huntingdon

19 November 2003

I do not usually sign these things. The site is a fair picture of the place. The shop here will still take a message for the centre if you are passing. — George H., Falstone

15 November 2003

We telephoned first. — The Eames, Peterborough

8 November 2003

Lost a map on the trail and found it at lost property the same afternoon. Someone had brought it to the porch. We had not hoped. Thank you, whoever it was, and thank you the desk. — The Campbells, Ayr

2 November 2003

Bank holiday as posted. — Eve, Spalding

21 October 2003

Sunday shut, as expected. — The Dales, Skegness

19 October 2003

Looked at the Class page and then at the hut. Evening instruction in the schoolroom, then the Institute when the school needed the day. Lamps sent up from Newcastle to be tried in the heading. The parish has the right word for it. — Dr E. Young, Durham

8 October 2003

Saturday 10–4, as on the paper. — Dan, Boston

5 October 2003

The upper burn after rain is a good burn to look at. Moss on the stones, older trees. We did not cross. Returned by the main line. A moderate walk, well marked as far as we went. — L. Moreau, Lille

28 September 2003

Signed the paper book at the centre as well as this one. Two remarks for one walk. The trail is the trail. — Phil

26 September 2003

Monday by arrangement. Ready. — The Crowe, Sleaford

14 September 2003

Asked to see the canary room. It is a working room at the rear, as you say, and the desk let us look in. The boys were very taken with it. We bought the church card. — Kate and the boys, Middlesbrough