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a0004017@airmail.net Hi, my name is Susan. Your site was very informative and I learned what some of those filters your selling are and How to use them! I've researched a lot about fish, but studying which filters to buy and how to use them is not my favorite thing to do. It's also nice that you keep it updated! Keep up the good work!

skilton@btinternet.com I'm from Essex, and Cornwall as often as possible. I like the music!

DONNELLY@NETCOMUK.CO.UK

rgibson@sl.coastlink.com I saw your notice on Newgroups and wanted to know more about your needed articles on cross stitching, or any other subject, for that matter. Please let me know Janet

smith1@netcomuk.co.uk Pretty good, although I think you should have an option to turn off midi music as this got slightly irritating. Very colorful.

derekhome@reseda.co.uk Slough, Berks. Nice to see someone bothers to use some sound on their pages. I was beginning to wonder if my sound card was working!

tonyell@innotts.co.uk Nice Site Tony Ellingham

edingram@netcomuk.co.uk Nice page. Very interesting

videodoc@bellsouth.net Hello, I live in the States (Florida) and saw your page referenced in the USENET aquaria forum. Say, what happened to alt.aquaria.marine.reef? Just so you can say one of those crazy americans dropped by. :-> I have a 29 gal mini-reef under the counter of my business. (I design and repair electronic equipment for a living.) I'll get around to posting a pix one day. It's fairly new, but looks good so far. Take care, DGG

gsimpson@dra.hmg.gb Gary.

gaylers@zetnet.co.uk Leicester Forest East (and I've come all the way round the WWW to find you !!) I really think that these home pages are the best part of the web. Keep up the good work.

philjg@netcomuk.co.uk I live in Pocklington nr York - 18 yr old student.

ganichol@Bradford.ac.uk I work at The University of Bradford, Bradford, West Yorkshire I like your page, it looks and sounds good. I shall be back, I have bookmarked you. Cheers Jackie

tammy@intekom.co.za Hi there, I am from Nelspruit which is in South Africa. I just want to say, you have a really lovely and informative web page. I have a marine tank myself which is fairly new , I am enjoying my tank very much. I have a variety of fish and invertabarates and alot of live rock too. Thank you for all your interesting info. Tammy P.S. It's a great hobby !!

smf24@cam.ac.uk DISCOUNT - yes, please, I'd like one of your theme park discount cards! I'm also interested in buying the Whisper 700 air pump. I'm glad I found this page, and I'll bookmark it and come back again! Steve

stickney@resbld.csc.ti.com I am in Dallas Texas at Raytheon TI (just purchased from Texas Instruments). I have had to locate a Super Mac to look at your site as the lab computors will not access it. I've kept marines for ~25 years. Never had a reef tank though. I just moved and while my 115 was torn down I threw out the ug filter and replaced it with 2 bak-paks. I also have 2 hang-on mechanical filters.It's been cycling for a month and is not finished. The original fish purchased for start-up did not survive the ammonia spike. I've replaced them with black mollies which are much cheaper. But I can't brag about what I will be keeping yet because I'm just restarting. I do know that I will be keeping smaller fish this time around. For years I kept preditors...morays, grouper, etc. Thought I'd be different and keep angels and or tangs. I've added 3 Reefballs (models of an artificial reef system that is in use worldwide) for habitats. I am a scuba diver.I've dove many Carribbean reefs and also to the Red Sea. Pam

rd1479@ms12.hinet.net We are a big family with six childern (we have a cartoon picture for all we eight persons. We live in Taiwan. We often go out for RV camping in this funny island. I come across a problem with an ell fish , I have this river ell for more than 3 months, I try every kind of feeding staff for this ell , it never eat , however it still looks quite happy in the aquarium for three months. Do you happen to know what ell fish eat?

dcrosby@ix.netcom.com I like the quality of advice and help that you have provided to many people on the newsgroup rec:marine.reef. Sincerely, Dan Crosby

lmeadows@webtv.net Laura Meadows, Miami, Fl, USA

byrider@aol.com This was fun

moff7860@dpnet.net I just surfed in and enjoy the music a lot. I have bookmarked this site already. My hobbies are reef aquarium, dogs, cats. birds. I'm a senior citizen. I live in Newark Delaware 19702 Now I'm going to explore your site.

uni@tm.net.my GREAT SITE !!! Keep it up.

cep01@globalnet.co.uk Only had a quick look! I'll be back.

ledets@gte.net Nice site. Love the music.

pedrosaude@mail.telepac.pt Pedro M. D. Saúde Cçª do Tojal, 86 - 1ºFrt 1500, Lisboa, Portugal I dicovered this page in the newsgroups, and I think it is a very good page, because of the way I can find something about aquariums. Thanks.

sawbone2@ix.netcom.com Palm Beach Gardens, (Palm Beach County), Florida, USA Great marine fish in the waters of the Atlantic here off the coast of south Florida!

Trakker49@aol.com Hi. I was just surfing the net looking for info on my ancestors, Michael GILBERT and Mary COOLESTON. I though I might find something at this site, but it looks like I struck out again. Still, you have a nice site here. And if you ever hear anything of Michael and Mary, who lived in Aldborough, England in the 1600s, would you please let me know? Thanks, Trakker49.

albert@wendal.demon.co.uk looking for a gardening database. Any suggestions?

djohnson@adamswells.com Indiana, USA just surfing the web--maiden name was Gilbert. Very interesting site.

Pjlesley@hotmail.com I found your site while looking up tributes to the Princess. Yours is a lovely one. We will all miss her. Your thought reach many lands.... Lesley from Canada

MMILUNAS@Prodigy.net Thank you for answering my E-mail message! I will gladly take your advice. I miss Diana too.

donaldj@cybermax.net I live in Jacksonville, Florida.

mbailey@vha.com

animal@true.net Francisco Ruocco L. Caracas - Venezuela.

vetcare@mail2.nai.net great more than I expected

rispinc@netcomuk.co.uk Yo Dude!

phycla@ifg1.com I have certainly enjoyed your guest book. It is probably one I would not have found, had it not been for the tragedy the whole world has endured this week. Your tribute to Princess Diana was special to say the least...however, I must be honest. It was when I clicked on "continue" and the "I Will Always Love You" song began to play, that the tears began to slowly slide down my face as they have done so often this week. I am an American and in no way understand all of the ends and outs of the British Monarchy, so the "do's" and "don't do's" I have witnessed from the Royals this week regarding Diana's death have been a mystery to me. In my life, grief is an open display of emotion which spills out, even when we don't want it to. I am merely a married, mother of two children, who just happens to be the same age as Diana. I have identified with Diana the person through out her entire life in the dreaded spotlife. So it is because of all of those years I feel I have shared with a friend, I now feel such sadness, sorrow, and grief over her passing, especially so tragically. Even with all of that, my heart actually aches for her boys. The only times I remember seeing her laughing, and I don't mean smiling because that smile we all saw almost daily, was during the times she was with William and Harry. Whether is was on a water ride, thrilled at the mere sight of them as they were reunited yet again, or tossing William over her head while lying on the bed when he was just a baby. Those children brought her joy! I hope and pray her years she had with them will provide a life filled with the precious memories only she could have made with them, in the privacy of their own home. I thank God for such a flame of goodness in a world filled with so much darkness and things which are bad. I thank God for allowing the Princess to have her own children, fore from the time I met her in the kindergarten, through the trips to visit the sick children in the hospital in the recent days, I know her one true love was the love she had for all God's children here on earth. I have always tried my best to show my children how much I love them each and every day. Eventhough, somehow this week, I have felt especially honored that I can hold my 4 year old and read her stories. I can go and watch my 10 year old son practice football. I can rub their hair after they have gone to sleep at night. I know if Diana were alive, these would be the things she would do, and perhaps she does them now, though now her arms down from Heaven must bow. I have heard of Heaven, that it is a place so splendid, one would not want to come back to earth even if given the chance. I only hope and pray for this to be true. As proud as we all were of Diana and the way she tried so desperately to take care of the world, I hope we return the same kindness to her in taking care of her boys. All Diana ever wanted once her happiness with Charles began to evaporate was to live her private life with her sons. She was willing to share with all of us her life which was public. Why could that not have been enough? As my husband said, "Now maybe she has found the peace she has so richly deserved." Diana, rest in peace. And to borrow your own words to your father when he died which I have happened along in the last couple of days during this media blitz, "Darling 'Diana,' I'll miss you so dreadfully forever." Love from us all. To "The Gilbert Zone," thanks for this opportunity you have given me to share this with someone. I'm sorry. I seemed to have rattled on and on. That is how it has been this week. All done is disbelief.

SIMMERSCOL@AOL.com My husband and I really enjoyed your web site. Richard works in computers and is in the process of building a web site for us. one problems is how to get the music on it like you have done. Here is an unrelated question...we have tried to have simple gold fish and have been unable to keep them alive for more than a month, maybe you have some ideas. I originally went on line to find the official site to leave a message in the book for Diana. My family and freinds have all been in tears over her death and I fell the need to do something. Thank you for your wonderful web site. Keep up the good work! Colleen Simmers - Burlington Twp. NJ ( 20 Min. north of Philadelphia Pennsylvania - USA)

augustc@netserv.net.au First time on Net - great! Augusta Western Australia. Your garden looks lovely.

djuhadi@bigfood.com Thank you your reply

sallehs@utn.edu.my Congratulations. Your web site is indeed innovative. I was actually surfing the net hoping to read more on Diana and its great that I hit yours on the way.If you have the chance, make a visit to Malaysia. Unfortunately, the whole region is now being enveloped by haze due to the raging forest fires in neighbouring Indonesia( Sumatra and Kalimantan). The thick haze reduces visibility range, it is particularly hitting hard in Kuching, Sarawak. It is affecting economic activities as many flights have to be cancelled. Children, the sick and the aged are complaining of breathing difficulties and smarting eyes; hospitalas, medical centres and clinics are seeing long queues of patients. Dr Mohd Salleh Sahimi Department of Sciences and Mathematics, Universiti Tenaga Nasional, 43009 Kajang, Malaysia.

Trigger27@juno.com Illinois, USA This site is cool.

charles.beck@mci2000.com Great site!! North Carolina, USA

PAFFPHOTO@aol.com I live in Leics, am a Photographer and Artist, I own a studio in a south Leics Village. I have just found your site, Hello!

bubbashane@agate.net Just another Gilbert family in Maine, who's father was from Novia Scotia, looking for relations

jwest65@alltel.net I live in DeQueen, Arkansa. Love the painting. Jodi West

njylif@grolen.com People the world over are sharing in your grief. Lady Diana was an unbelieveable person, and one that we should all emulate. To lose her and Mother Theresa all in the same week is a blow to the entire world. I cannot think of anyone that has the impact that these two women did. They touched so many lives, and we will never forget them. Diana, rest in peace. We will all miss you... Bedford, New Hampshire

Paul.Carter@btinternet.com STATION ROAD DEPOT,PENSHAW, TYNE AND WEAR ENGLAND

Paul.Carter@btinternet.com Hi my name is jake this is a very cool site and the music is cool to at least some one has music on there site, see ya

gdlee@ebicom.net Very impressive webpage(s). I am new on the internet even though I spent 35 years operating and programing computers. This is more like playing in the garden than painting it. The painting, by the way is lovely. It looks almost like a photograph. My kind of art. I have been learning how to write html by looking at what others have done. My first attempt was put up last week. (No images) Gilbert Lee Columbus, MS USA www.ebicom.net/~gdlee/

oldsarge@flash.net Since my last name is Gilbert your page sounded interesting. I live in Fort Worth, Texas. If you get a chance send me a email to  oldsarge@flash.net (retired military can't you tell). Dan Gilbert

infinex@webquest.com We're from the Philippines........ BIEN,REY AND ELENS

Humberside University Hello bridlington it's stem!!!, I have just left bridlington to come to university.

Baby From Burley Idaho. Great page. Looks like you have a wonderful family. Come visit my page at http://expage.com/page/baby1

Hiitsbc@aol.com Hello from Las Vegas, Nevada. You have a great page. Your photography is great. Great looking family too. Come visit my page sometime at http://members.aol.com/HIITSBC/index.html

farmerjoe@webtv.net Wilbraham,Mass. U.S.A Very nice and interesting page.Good work.

rtranmer@aol Like your site. I found it by searching under Bridlington.  I have recently moved back to Bridlington after 10 years away living  in Manchester and Leeds. I have not kept fish while I was away but I  want to get back into it as soon as I get settled.

pebuck@globalnet.co.uk Preesall, POULTON LE FYLDE, Lancashire FY6 0EJ. Always interested in anything to do with Bridlington or Flamborough, as I have spent many happy holidays and days out there.

aegira@islandia.is

frankbarlow@usa.net Hi, Greetings from the colonies! I enjoyed my visit to your site, I  always make it a practice to visit the the sites when their banner appears on my family's site, we have some similar interest. I went to the first and second grade in Warrington, England (around  the turn of the century, Ha!) and have visited several times since. well it was nice to visit. My family wishes you well. Thanxxxxxxxxxx, Frank Barlow http://www.specent.com/~frbarlow

raymond.humphrey@virgin.net Rotherham, South Yorkshire

dandoherty1@msn.com

KQ4TD @ AOL.COM LOCATING FAMILY----BRADENTON,FL.

tomm@vccinc.com Thomas Mayrant, Berkeley Heights, NJ Interested in visited Flamborough Head area. My GGG Grandfather was aboard the Bon Homme Richard with John Paul Jones at Flamborough Head in sea battle against the British ship, Serapis.

Tcalkins.com@sierra.net minden nv. great web site.

mister@interface-net.com message: I live in Spokane, Washington USA. I have enjoyed browsing over your web page. Thanks for the info about  brown algae. You responded to my post on the newsgroup. Thanks again..

dcrosby@ix.netcom.com I like the quality of advice and help that you have provided to many people on the newsgroup rec:marine.reef. Dan Crosby

dbbrid@aol.com A delightful web page! As you can see from my email address, I have a certain fondness for Bridlington having spent several of my "childhood" years there on vacation. My 85 year-old mother currently lives in Brid and will be surprised at my virtual visit! My present home is in Philadelphia USA. How about a piece on Whitby and Captain James Cook? Many thanks for the memories - from a Yorkshire "lad". Cheers! David B.

aestrada@aesystems.com interesting site. I am in San Diego, CA...just looking for diaphrams for my Whisper 700 air pump, and there I found your site. What are your sound files? can you zip them over? http://www.aesystems.com/aesystems/ I'm still too cheap to dump the alias. tnx.

pettyp@yahoo.com Near Maldon, Essex Really enjoyed visiting, so much to see! Visited Flamborough Head some years back with my husband when we stayed in Scarborough, beautiful place.

97s1034@njc.edu.sg This site is really cool and fun to access!

srm2@cobilan.msstate.edu You have a beautiful family and a wonderful page. It was fun to meet you. I wish I had a sound card so I could hear the music everyone else was talking about. Thank you, Susan

M_Denise@hotmail.com I am in New Mexico and I was looking for my Uncle David Gilbert in Arkansas I was looking for his E-mail address and could not find it My maiden  name is Michelle Denise Gilbert My family is Jay Jasper Perry Gilbert my Grandfather. If you know you are related please e-mail me I have been starting to find out about the geneology of the family most reside in Arkansas. Bye Miss Michelle Haskie

MARKH347 I am looking for American Football Teams in needlecraft

Hi, my name is Marianne Gilbert, and I am in Napier New Zealand, I have never been on the internet before and this is at work, so I don't know the e-mail address. Just thought I'd say hi. Of course I had to try and see what came up under my/our last names. Hope you have a good Christmas - it's beautifully hot here. Bye.

jaguthier@dmci.net I really liked your web site. Found it by mistake while looking for a web site of a friend. Thanks for the experience.

elmaxi@iname.com Buenos Aires, Argentina

lara@cyberhighway.net Hi! My name is Christine Jones, nee Lidster. I am staying with my son  in Boise, Idaho. I actually live in Carlsbad, California, near San  Diego. This is my first time on the internet, so I decided to look up  information on Flamborough Head, where I lived from 1947-53.  Flamborough is near and dear to my heart. My father, Fred Lidster, was  the manager of the Flamborough Head Golf Club during some of these  years. We lived in the 'dormy'house on the cliff top just across from the lighthouse, as well as in the village on Woodcock Road. I attended  the village school (now closed) and Bridlington High School for Girls. This is so exciting for me to find someone who knows Flamborough! We  have been back a few times and I miss it very much. Nothing could have  hooked me to the internet as fast as finding someone else who shares a love of Flamborough.

bermudian@hotmail.com nice site, you're in England right??...Have a good Boxer Day and Happy New Year! signed, cheryl in texas.

rodgecm@telusplanet.net Located in a small community of about 70 people named Enchant. We are located  about one Hundred and twenty five miles South East of Calgary, Alberta Canada. I emigrated from England in 1958, Am Writing my life history,  and was surfing the net to see if I could find any information about Ravenscar. Holidayed at the hotel there on the cliffs in 1954 and 1956

gilbert_bk@nns.com Chesapeake, VA, USA

AspenJoe@ix.netcom.com

jcc@prismnet.com I'm a beginner marine aquarist and was looking for comments on good protien skimmers. I'm in Austin, TX, U.S.A. I was also looking for info about the Sea Storm bio filter. Have you heard of it? Nice Site!, thanks jcc

gcorke@oncomdis.on.ca Hello from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada (about 70 miles NE Toronto). Enjoyed your home page. We (my husband, my son and I) share many of  your hobbies, railroads (and model railroading), photography, fish  keeping (not marine, we're not brave enough to try that!) and, in my  case, gardening. I'm glad I came across you. Kindest regards, Anne Corke (& Gary & Jeremy)

gcorke@oncomdis.on.ca Hi, me again! Forgot to tell you, I was born in Tynemouth and lived in Whitley Bay before we came to Canada.

RobertNixon@compuserve.com From Whitley Bay, Tyne & Wear, England Interested in setting up a 'sea life' tank. I already have tropical and fancy goldfish. I live on the coast and will be using a 48" tank. Looking for advice!

iwalls@aol.com Hi, I live in Plymouth, Devon. I was searching to see if the new  National Marine Aquarium, based in Plymouth (which opens May '98), had a Web site. What drew me to your site was Bridlington which is my  home town until i moved to Plymouth in 1987. My family still live in Bridlington. It was nice to see your photographs.

sgc@utah.uswest.net Was just looking around for genealogy stuff on the Gilbert line. does your line come from KY? The person I am looking for is Thomas Gilbert born, 8-19-1785, captured as an English soldier in New Orleans 1-8-1815. Trying to find his wife's (Susanah) beginnings and their places of birth. Thanks, SGC

DGilbert@netcom.ca Well I must say this is a great site sir, and may I also say a great name,you see my name is also David Gilbert and I am from Canada.

KEVHATCH@msn.com PORTSMOUTH ENGLAND Nice site.

dpdixon@iname.com Greetings from Los Angeles. Loved the pictures of Flamborough, where I have spent many a wonderful vacation. Are the "Dog and Duck" and the "Timoneer" still there? My sister was born in Bridlington - my father was in the RAF, stationed at Bempton. Now 'exiled' in the States, I was made extremely homesick by your pictures!!!!!

sg33@netcom.net.uk Portsmouth, NH nice site

kcaj41@msn.com Hi David, Great Page. You've got a beautiful family. Stop by and see us sometime. Jack Sforza http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/9284

Mifrwil@aol.com Located at Heybridge, Essex. We are on the River Blackwater about 10 miles from Chelmsford. A very interesting site one of my hobbies is my Marine aquarium.

stork@eznet.net Canandaigua, New York Looking for information on how to go about building a country/rural pond of about 100x500 feet.

bsu416@bangor.ac.uk

jfobbs@texas.net Round Rock, Texas Just drop thru, nice site.

johnnys@mindspring.com

wes@seark.net Wes Minchew, Monticello, Arkansas USA, Just stopped by to visit. Nice to meet you, and your family. You have done a wonderful job on your pages. Maybe, I'll work around to visiting your site again.

elaine@woden.com I live in Birmingham,England.Although I have used E/mail for over a year,I have only recently started to have a look around on the net.so I'm finding it awesome and interesting.We have 2 teenage sons and a collie cross dog.I'm going to continiue my surfing now!. Elaine

Bidhigh@fairnet Love your pictures and the music. We are from Florida,USA. My hobbies also are photography and gardening.

louflorida@aol.com Your photographs are beautiful. Having just developed a website http://digital.net/~schwartz , I feel inspired and humbled by yours. Keep up the good work. lou schwartz of Merritt Island, Florida

Brian_Singleton@compuserve.com Nice site, thanks. Not my kind of music though! Sorry I just had to slip the slider down to the bottom. . . Liked your pix; I was a very keen photographer for years (RB67, F4 and Gandolfi) but have now taken up oil painting. To see some results have a look at my site http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Brian_Singleton All the best; I'll vist again soon. Brian

cyn.ark@juno.com I live in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and I love to garden. My garden however, is not nearly as fancy and beautiful as yours. I enjoyed  looking at your pictures. They were very relaxing. Thank You. Cynthia

amundy@i91.com I enjoyed going through the Garden Zone. The pictures are lovely

kca.b@ukonline.co.uk Hi my name's Oonagh Thomas. My husband Steve and I run a Medieval Re-enactment Society based in Kingston upon Hull. I saw on Yorkshire Television that Flamborough Castle was up for sale. Thought I would scan the Web to see if there were any details about the Castle and came across your site. I think it's brilliant. Keep up the good work!

alanc@islandnet.com Lovely Web page. These photographs bring back wonderful memories of my childhood when I spent all my School Holidays visiting Brid, Flamborough and Sewerby etc - taking trips on the ' Yorkshireman ' etc not knowing it would lead me to a lifetime at sea. Thanks for the memories!

rstork@storm.ca I live in Manotick, Ontario, Canada. Manotick is a just south of Ottawa. i notice on your page reference to Bridlingtonton.. This is of some interest since my grandparents were from Bridlington and imigrated to Canada in 1910 and settled in St. Catharines, Ontario. I have 3 - 90 gal reef tanks and I will be expanding within the next year with a 180 gal. tank Roly, Stork

100400.675@compuserve.com Hi, Nice site, very enjoyable. Are you related to John & Sue Gilbert who live here in Perth, Western Australia? (no, sorry-DG) Regards Barry J

I ENJOYED THE PAGE AND THE WORK, WELL DONE. http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Gallery/6648/index.html TONY.

parr1@execpc.com I garden in North Central Wisconsin

rmaclary@erols.com Great site! Will visit again.

OnlyXstch@aol.com Newaark, DE.

keith.bateman@virgin.net Hi - live in Mobberley - Cheshire. Nice little site - music passes the time! If you live in the Midlands - where are the STEAM trains??!! Bye Keith

truestar@northeast.net I too love cross stitch.

Denise_Roberts@hp.com I am located in Boise, Idaho. I enjoyed wandering through your web site.

osk66@hotmail.com I like your site.

ddharvey@lineone.net I'm from Bridlington and find any articles on the town very interesting, yours included.Thanks.

willyt@mail.bcpl.lib.md.us I live in Baltimore, Maryland. I have lived here most of my life. Why? I sure don't know. I am currently employeed as a Senior Programmer Analyst in the private sector. We have several government contracts and I am working on one assiting them in the YEAR 2000 ARENA. It sure a mess. I just cross my fingers and eyes and hope the project is completed on time. HELLLLPPPPP!!!!!! As you can see I have a somewhat sense of humor. In this business it sure helps. On the serious side, I want to thank you for presenting a wonderful site. There are quite a few subjects to look at. Crossstitching is one of my hobbies along with model railroading. I do not have a layout as of yet. One of these years. Like most Americans, my cellar is a disaster area. I collect anything form 'N' scale up to LGB. I have designed 3 LGB layouts for when I retire to Albuquerque, New Mexico in about 5 years. The sooner the better. Keep up the good work and God bless. Bill Trefsgar 13205 Choptank Rd. Baltimore, Md. 21220-1106

aalam@ecsu.campus.mci.net I loved your website. Andy from Elizabeth City, North Carolina U.S.A.

by_jove@geocities.com Hullo! We live in Colorado, USA. I ended up at your web page while searching for a way to run "Picture It" slide shows. I used to live in the UK, and I enjoyed your photos very much. Sigh, if only we could come visit the UK again soon...Here's our son Jove's web page: http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Dell/8334/ Lita and Jove (6-1/2 mos. old)

sherillarmstrong@ameritech.net Southfield, MI

wim.berends@wxs.nl My name is Wim Berends. I live in The Haque The Netherlands. I am interested in aquariums, trains and travel to Asia and Oceanic countries. Questions about this subjects are welcome on my e-mail address.

truth@freeway.net Very much enjoyed the photos! And the music. Still browsing your page. Hello from Michigan, USA.

caoneill@skynet.be I live and work (as a teacher in an interational school ) in Belgium. I found your site through the Uk Sites of Stitching Interest page newsgroup while investigating buying cross-stitch kits online !!! Enjoyed browsing your site very much. Caroline O'Neill

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bob.gordon@virgin.net Dundee, Scotland Recently started keeping heated aquarium - complete novice - would appreciate any constructive advice and tips - also any details of any fish clubs in my area

AFuex@texas.net Enjoyed your pages! Was referred to it by HappyFamilies.Com!

ARH33@yahoo.com hello from the United States! I live in California. No, I don't know any Hollwood stars and I don't live on the beach. I live in a medium sized town called Modesto. It's about 100 miles east of San Francisco and it's mostly cows and almonds out here. Cheerio! Randy Hansen

Jguerns@midusa.net Very good pixs!!! I enjoyed my visit. Stop by and see my pix some time. http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/9056/

tracey.murray@lineone.net Bridlington. I am a student at east yorkshire college and I am having to design a website for Sewerby Park. Any helpful hints and tips!!!!!!! Thank You.. Tracey.

aanzjr@earthlink.net Beautiful garden. I live in San Antonio, Texas, but have been to England many times. (Was a pilot in the USAF flew B-47 bombers into Upper Heyford. Pulled alert duty there three weeks at a time. Always enjoyed time off to see the beautiful gardens in the area. Myson and his family (now also in USAF) were stationed in England for four years and he still remarks how green everything is there. When-ever I see any pics of  England, it brings back some nice memories. I had the opportunity to take my wife over there to visit my son and family in the late eighties and, again, we admired all the green and the flowers.

bob.gordon@virgin.net Dundee, Scotland. I'm just getting into fishkeeping while my wife is interested in Cross Stitch. Also taking my two sons to watch Dundee United keep me busy.

SUADE-COOK-AUGMOON@msn.com Sue Cook, Professional Cross Stitch Designer, Newport, South Wales. Working in the middle of the night, slaving away writing book for David & Charles. As deadline approaches I find myself spending more time than I should on the internet.

jwilli@connect.reach.net Wish my ordinary house had such a magnificent garden! Well Done! J. Willits, Zone 4, Eastern Ontario, Canada

clatch01@sprynet.com I live in southwestern Ohio, and very interested in gardening and design. Am looking forward to making my own homepage about gardening. Seen your post in garden news. will continue to visit and pass your page along.

jly@twave.net

cclaypool@earthlink.net I am a transplanted Canadian living in Florida, USA. Big fan of all things English and all things Garden!

JOHN LEPPINGTON FLAMBOROUGH RESIDENT! I LOVE THE OLD PICS OF FlAMBOROUGH!

mishacatty@msn.com I'm in Fresno, Ca....the beautiful central valley of California. I'm pet poor....three dogs, cats, fish (salt and not) and two parrots! Enjoyed your site more than any I have run across. Graphics are great and the music really sets it off. Especially Norweigan Wood. Also, it's nice to have a "problem solver" in the internet family. By the way, my name is Ann.

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divines@globalnet.co.uk Sorry I didn't leave a message before - I'm still a bit of a novice at this!. I opened your page after seeing the entry on railways which is a passion of mine - past present and future. Curiosly when browsing further I found the page on cross-stitch which is my wifes passion! If I can work out how to turn this into a favourite I'll be back! Jaydee

ymphs@rocketmail.com I was happy enough to visit your web site that i was able to see your collections of the cross stitches which 'am presently doin' also.

charneski@ibm.net Thanks! Hope you enjoyed the scans, if you have any requests let me know, I'll see what's growing about.

macgreen@globalnet.co.uk First Look "Great" I'll be Back

hanne_@hotmail.com HI THERE! Compliments to your homepage! I really love it. Hanne Andersen, Denmark PS: I have used your Aquarium sites to get an answer for some problems with my aquarium. I think you do a great job trying to help with this matter! Thanks!

105233.3525@compuserve.com I,m from Ipswich, I also collect Lilliput Lane. I have been a member of Lilliput since it started. Also enjoyed your garden. Pat 10/4/98

junwin@southcom.com.au Hi I have enjoyed looking around your site, I stumbled into it through the railway sites< I am not a computer expert but an ex Crewe locomotive driver now living in Tasmania Oz, So it is good to keep in touch with my old country, I have down loaded some of your photo,s. keep up the good work...........Jim 13/4/98

L.Cooper@tcat.ac.uk 17/4/98

magic08@globalnet.co.uk Chesterfield,UK 19/4/98

KEVSUEKELY@AOL.COM NEQUAY CORNWALL ENGLAND 20/4/98

atiianb@epic.net this is an interesting webpage. i plan to visit this always. olive simborio 24/4/98

rmaryott@nidlink.com I live in Northern Idaho. I'm interested in Moose, Elk, Deer, and Bear Cross-stitch patterns. 25/4/98

dgilbert@mindspring.com Greetings from Georgia, USA...just another David Gilbert peeking into your life.... Cheers...David 25/4/98