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Last updated: 8 July 2005

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17 December 2005: A Christmas card from the centre collection would have been a nice thing. They do not send views by electronic mail, and the webcam is over. We bought the carving card in November and will post that. — The Dobsons, Hexham
12 December 2005: No complaints. — Lila, North Walsham
4 December 2005: The hung prints upstairs are worth a look if you are in on a club night. First Thursday. Side door. Not the mining gallery. Armstrong's will tell you if you ask at the counter. — A. Ridley, the camera club
1 December 2005: A tidy visit. — The Ibbs, Aylsham
18 November 2005: Found nothing either. — Kyle, Norwich
12 November 2005: Tried the kiosk on the green out of habit. It took the 10p and did not return it. The call did not complete. We used Falstone, which has a working box. I mention it only so you know the coin went. — Rob H., Middlesbrough
6 November 2005: The porch is a porch. We waited on the bench instead, as the page suggests, until the centre opened. A better place to wait. Someone had left a child's drawing of the green man on the slats. It was gone when we came back from the gallery. — Mei Lin, London
6 November 2005: Lost nothing. — The Halls, Wymondham
30 October 2005: Sunday tea was not on, as numbers did not allow. A woman in the porch gave us a slice from a tin anyway and would not take money. She did not give her name. We left a note at the desk. — Jenny K., Whitley Bay
24 October 2005: Glove box copy now. — Jess, Attleborough
23 October 2005: Read the 11 October note before we set out. Two markers missing after the second stile. We did not go looking for them. The main line was enough, and wet. — The Barkers, Ripon
16 October 2005: Walked the 11 October note on the 15th. Two markers missing after the second stile, as recorded. We turned back there, which is the advice, and took the main line to the upper burn. The faded face at the crossing is still to be found if looked for, and is rather handsome in that state. — North Tyne Ramblers, Hexham
12 October 2005: Useful numbers printed. — The Golds, Watton
9 October 2005: On a Tuesday afternoon there was singing from the hall. The verses, I think, though I do not know them. The doorway was empty. We did not go in. Sunday tea is the ordinary offering, when it is held, and this was not Sunday. — O. Lindqvist, Stockholm
29 September 2005: Desk number only. — Ivor, Swaffham