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Last updated: 8 July 2005

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24 July 2004: Left a fax at Armstrong's for a family member who does not take electronic mail. It went. Next door was shut; we asked at the door as the hours are their own. Framing next time, perhaps. — The Ahmeds, Bradford
21 July 2004: Back by four. — The Oaks, Saffron Walden
11 July 2004: Gathering 2004. A good day. The inn did not reopen, so the hall was the house of the day, and it served. Tea as it always is. We have now come three years running. — The Wilson family, Durham
10 July 2004: Gathering. The inn did not reopen, so the hall carried the day. We understood. Tea, talk, a little music. It does not need to be large. — H. Nielsen, København
8 July 2004: Poor light, slower. — Ora, Royston
28 June 2004: Two nights at Forest View. Miss Ridley put us in the back room, which looks into the trees. At about three there was movement in the branches at the glass. She said in the morning it would be fallow, and we were glad of that. Breakfast was excellent. A quiet house. — Sarah and Mark T., York
26 June 2004: Light was good. — The Nye, Letchworth
20 June 2004: The kiosk door was ajar. Inside it smelled of the forest, not of a telephone. We closed it, or thought we had. Parking remains at the hall, which keeps the green clear. — Pat and Ron, Workington
14 June 2004: I have been watching the porch camera of an evening. On the 12th at about half past eleven there was a light in the inn, upstairs. I mention it only because the notice says the house is closed. Perhaps the work is going on. The green photographs well, as you say. — Ruth E., Hexham
13 June 2004: May take the loop later. — Noel, Hitchin
6 June 2004: Armstrong's developed a roll from the green. In the print there is someone on the far bench we did not notice at the time. The green was empty when we sat down. A good print otherwise. We have kept it. — The Greenwoods, Ilkley
1 June 2004: First visit, main line. — The Mells, Stevenage
19 May 2004: Did not take the loop. — Mia, Hemel Hempstead
16 May 2004: Used the porch camera before setting out. Hall lights were off, so we knew tea was not on. We came anyway. The green was as the picture. A useful trial. — S. Okada, Manchester
9 May 2004: The porch camera is a pleasant thing. I have been looking at the green of an evening from home. It is useful to see whether the hall lights are on before we set out. — Ruth E., Hexham