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Last updated: 8 July 2005

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24 October 2002: Rides were quiet. — Pat, Leicester
13 October 2002: Very good walking. The rides are quiet even in October. We heard the forest more than we saw people. Thank you. — Henk de Vries, Groningen
12 October 2002: Mobile coverage is patchy in the trees and below the church, as you warn. We had made the plan at the hall and did not need the phone. That advice is the one to follow. — The Walkers, Lancaster
12 October 2002: Gave way to a vehicle. — The Ords, Northampton
29 September 2002: A working forest, we saw. — Olive, Milton Keynes
22 September 2002: Brickworks site from the mining paper. There is not much to see, which you do not pretend. The incline is the thing that remains in the ground. We followed it a little way and came back. — Harry C., Sunderland
17 September 2002: Young trees coming on. — The Nashs, St Albans
7 September 2002: A flask is a kindness, as you say. We had forgotten and were glad of Falstone on the way in. The children liked the gallery more than the trail, which I had not expected. Slater on the stair. — The O'Neills, Leeds
5 September 2002: Dogs up in the plantation. — Nat, Watford
1 September 2002: OS sheet and your sketch are not the same document. We carried both and were glad of the sketch in the village. The numbered points do not all appear on the one-inch. This is not a complaint. — F. Dubois, Bruxelles
24 August 2002: Code of the path followed. — The Moores, Luton
18 August 2002: Came from the north. There is no through brown sign, as your notice has it. We overshot and turned at Kielder. The village is easy to pass if you are looking for a larger place. Once you are on the green you are there. — J. H., London
11 August 2002: Picnic as advised, on the trail, flask and a cloth. There is no shop, so Falstone on the way. The children ate sitting on the forest fence, which I hope was allowed. We took everything back. — The Khans, Newcastle
11 August 2002: Litter back to the bins. — Meg, Slough
30 July 2002: Did not need a warden. — The Lambs, Reading