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Last updated: 8 July 2005

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5 March 2006: The older-rows photograph on the history page is the house my mother was born in, I think, though you do not name the row. The door is the same. I have written to the centre with what we have. Bill in Pittsburgh is a cousin; I will tell him he should come. — Margaret Kerr, Corbridge
4 March 2006: Second visit, later than we meant. The clock in the centre and the church clock did not agree, by twenty minutes or so, and both seemed right from where we stood. We used the centre's. Tea was on. — The Lawsons, Berwick
26 February 2006: Walked as far as the water in the afternoon. There is no public landing, as you say. A boat was out but did not come in. We sat on the stones until the light went. Kielder is a separate day, and we took it the next morning. — Owen Blake, Bristol
25 February 2006: We are glad we found you. — Owen P., Bungay
18 February 2006: Counted eight people on the trail and nine flasks at the stile. I mention it only because I had the count in my head the rest of the afternoon. A moderate walk. Stiles in order. — Anke, Berlin
13 February 2006: The page was a fair picture. — The Lyons, Loddon
12 February 2006: Saturday market on the green. We had not known. Clothes in the hall that week, I think, or perhaps the mixed stalls — I have the memory of both. Bought a jumper. The centre was open. A good reason to come on a Saturday. — S. Patel, Newcastle
31 January 2006: Exactly as the page has it. — Nora, Acle
29 January 2006: A long way for a short village, and worth it. We stayed two nights. Falstone for supper, Forest View for sleep, the trail for the day. The inn remains closed. We did not mind. — The Freemans, Norwich
22 January 2006: Walked the main line 22 January. The upper burn crossing was not used, as in your observations. We looked at it and came back. In winter the advice to begin before 15.00 is sound. We were at the hall by four. — W. Norris, Carlisle
19 January 2006: Slightly wetter than expected. — The Kidds, Wroxham
8 January 2006: The observations for January are worth reading before you put a boot on. We looked at the crossing and did not use it. Hall by mid-afternoon. A sensible winter. — T. Walsh, Dublin
6 January 2006: Slightly quieter than expected. — Marc, Hoveton
28 December 2005: A between-Christmas walk, just the green and the churchyard. The lower gate was bolted, so we used the gravel from the green, which is the usual way. Quiet, as one would hope. Happy New Year to the desk. — The Pattisons, Sunderland
25 December 2005: As advertised. — The Jays, Stalham