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Last updated: 8 July 2005

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25 October 1999

A well-made site. — The Gills, Glasgow

22 October 1999

My grandfather worked Plashetts in the years before the war. I am trying to find whether the day-books at the centre still carry the name Kerr. I hope to visit when I am next in England. Thank you for putting the mining pages up. — Bill Kerr, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

16 October 1999

Walked from the hall to the memorial garden and back. The names of the pit and of the two wars are kept together, which is right. We will bring flowers next time we come through. — Ken & Barbara, Consett

12 October 1999

Tea was welcome. — Rob, Edinburgh

3 October 1999

Just found these pages on Yahoo. We will come next summer. Is the inn open on Sundays? The photographs of the green are a great help in planning. — The Robsons, Gosforth

30 September 1999

Stopped on the way to Kielder. — Helen M., Manchester

28 September 1999

We are two weeks in Kielder. Plashetts is a short drive. The mining gallery is small and clear. I copied the 1861 date for a friend who likes industrial history. The desk spoke slowly for us, which we appreciated. — F. Meier, Köln

17 September 1999

We will return. — K. Patel, York

14 September 1999

A very good website. We came in June and had tea at the hall. The carving is worth the walk, and smaller than one expects. Congratulations to the committee on getting the parish onto the Internet. — Dorothy P., Hexham

5 September 1999

Good trail. — The Pearsons, Leeds

2 September 1999

Found this on AltaVista looking for the upper North Tyne. We used to take the road through on the way to Kielder and had not stopped. We will, now that we know there is a centre. — The Hughes, Chester-le-Street

23 August 1999

The green is well kept. — Jon, Sunderland

11 August 1999

Came for the day. Pleasant. — Mrs D. Walsh, Gateshead

8 August 1999

Picnic on the green with the grandchildren. They wanted the inn, which was open then, and we had a lemonade. The Heritage Centre is a good use of the old school. Thank you for the hours on the page; we used them. — Sheila Quinn, South Shields

29 July 1999

Nice pages. — Ian S., Carlisle