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Last updated: 8 July 2005
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- 13 September 2000
- Rain, but a good walk. — Rita, Leeds
- 10 September 2000
- Lovely quiet village. We did not stay. The inn was full. Next time we will write ahead. — Bev, Hartlepool
- 31 August 2000
- Brought the dog. No trouble. — The Kleins, Cologne
- 26 August 2000
- Came over the Border for the day. The river keeps the road company, as you say, and then the forest closes in. We nearly missed the turning, looking at the water. Brown signs, where they remain, did help at the last. — H. Davidson, Hawick
- 21 August 2000
- Lovely website. — M. Forster, Morpeth
- 19 August 2000
- The garden is kept. — J. Visser, Utrecht
- 6 August 2000
- We had a flask. — Maeve, Dublin
- 3 August 2000
- Father and son. Sam is nine. He liked the lamp in the gallery and asked if it was still used. The desk said the heading continues on a licensed basis and that booked parties may stand at the gated mouth when the men are not in. We have written to arrange it for next year. — Michael and Sam, Stockton
- 25 July 2000
- Quiet house, quiet night. — The Doyles, Belfast
- 12 July 2000
- Tea as always. — Owen, Cardiff
- 9 July 2000
- Came for the Gathering. A morning on the trail, tea at the hall, and talk of the woods and of the pit, just as advertised. It is not a large festival and did not need to be. We will come again. — The Wilson family, Durham
- 8 July 2000
- Gathering Saturday. We did not know the verses and clapped in the wrong places, I think. Nobody minded. Tea was the thing. We bought two cards of the carving. — J. Koops, Amsterdam
- 30 June 2000
- A short walk and enough. — The Byrnes, Liverpool
- 17 June 2000
- Colour on the rides. — Faye, Nottingham
- 17 June 2000
- Two rooms at Forest View, booked through the centre as Miss Ridley prefers. The house is not signed from the road, which we had been told. Breakfast looking into the trees. We took the trail in boots and were glad of them at the burn. — The Brown family, York