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Last updated: 8 July 2005

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27 July 2002: Enquired about the registers at the centre. They do not answer those by electronic mail as a matter of course, which I had not seen on the page until I was there. I left the names in writing. Patient people. — Mrs I. Boyle, Dumfries
17 July 2002: Thank you for the map list. — Ken, Oxford
14 July 2002: Gathering again. Walked as far as the church and back by the trees. The verses after tea I did not know, but Mrs Hedley had them. We bought the carving card. You cannot send it by electronic mail, which we now understand. — Fiona Grant, Glasgow
7 July 2002: Gathering. Someone played. Story of the woods, story of the pit. I have been to larger festivals that remembered less. We slept at Kielder and drove over in the morning. — Luke, Bath
5 July 2002: This was the village day. — The Jacks, Cambridge
30 June 2002: Camped in the field behind the hall, Saturday night. Small field, trees at the far end. No warden after eight, as you say, and none was needed. The hall toilets were left open for us. In the morning the green was empty except for the kiosk. — Chris N., Edinburgh
22 June 2002: The water is a separate day. — Joy, Ipswich
15 June 2002: A dog walked with us from the memorial garden as far as the second stile, quite as if it knew the line, and then turned back alone. It was not ours. We did not call it. The rest of the trail we had to ourselves. — The Dixons, Ashington
10 June 2002: Combined both, as you suggest. — The Ives, Norwich
28 May 2002: From Kielder for the morning. — Ted, Colchester
16 May 2002: Day visit only. — The Hills, Canterbury
12 May 2002: Twelve of us on the main trail, 11 May. Stiles sound. One marker leaning after the memorial garden, still readable. We did not take the eastern loop. Tea at the hall afterward by arrangement — thank you Mrs Hedley. — North Tyne Ramblers, Hexham
5 May 2002: The church has no regular Sunday hour, as you note. I was let in with the key from the centre. The face in the chancel is a good one of its kind, looking a little aside. I did not preach. I sat. — Rev. P. Shaw, Hexham
3 May 2002: Two rooms would have done. — Bea, Brighton
21 April 2002: Very still afternoon. The sound of the village was the sound of the trees, as you have written. I sat on the bench and did not go further. That was the visit. — Sigrid, Oslo