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| Name: Royarynon From: Royarynon E-mail: Contact |
Of course I like your website, however you have to take a look at the spelling on several of your posts. A number of them are rife with spelling problems and I find it very troublesome to inform you. Nevertheless I will definitely come back again! Admin reply: If you could point them out (if it's not too troublesome) I will put them right. 
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| Name: neoneFreeve From: neoneFreeve E-mail: Contact |
I think other web site owners should take this web site as an model - very clean and fantastic style and design, as well as the content. You're an expert in this area! Admin reply: Thank you very much for your kind words - we aim to please! 
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| Name: Biabbiweero From: Biabbiweero E-mail: Contact |
I was just searching for this information for a while. After six hours of continuous Googleing, at last I got it in your site. I wonder what's the Google's issue that doesn't rank this type of informative web sites closer to the top. Usually the top websites are full of garbage. Admin reply: Thank you very much. I suppose we're not visited as much as the other sites but we try to give as much relevant information as we can.
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| Name: endonofegmemi From: endonofegmemi E-mail: Contact |
Great write-up. I’m a regular visitor of your website and appreciate you taking the time to maintain the nice site. I will be a regular visitor for a really long time. Admin reply: Thank you very much, it's very nice to hear from a regular visitor. All the very best Andy & Gill
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| Name: Paul From: Sussex E-mail: Contact |
Really enjoyed the Seaford to Cuckmere Valley hike.Absolutely stunning and not too hard for my 6 year old.Looking forward to trying your suggested Pulborough Brooks. Admin reply: Glad you both enjoyed Seaford Head Paul. Stunning views eh! PB is a great place to take kids. If you go really early (around dawn) and keep quiet, then you may see Barn Owls and you will have some very close encounters with the deer too! Have a great time.
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| Name: Liz From: Tunbridge Wells E-mail: Contact |
Thank you for the great walk recommendation from Eastbourne over Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters. We did it last week and it was wonderful - probably one of our favourite walks in the South East. Your comments also really made us laugh. Thank you. x Admin reply: Very glad to recommend it Liz - that walk instantly becomes a favourite of everyones and it's definitely one of ours. Sussex by the sea! Happy hiking Andy & Gill
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| Name: Lynne From: Winchester E-mail: Contact |
Wow! I have just discovered your site. I've just started walking ( for pleasure as opposed to necessity !) this year at the age of 58 and getting out into our amazing countryside is giving me so much pleasure. I dragged my husband with me and he is suprised to find that he is enjoying it more than he could have imagined. Part of the pleasure is discovering nature,the flora and fauna, and tryng to identify the things we see, hence my delight in your wonderful photo's. Got drenched today but finished our 12 mile walk from East Meon. Wish we could get further along the Downs and inspired by your site. Hope you don't mind I am using one of your photos of Old WSinchester Hill as my Desktop. Saving your Videos as a treat for tomorrow. Can't wait Lynne Admin reply: Thank you very much for your kind words Lynne and the pleasure is indeed all ours if we’ve inspired you in any way. Walking in the countryside is sometimes viewed as being a very boring thing to do, but as you’ve both already started to find out, with the right attitude it can be exciting, stimulating and best of all very healthy for mind and body. You got soaked in beautiful East Meon today (we know it well) but I bet it didn’t dampen your spirits or wash the smile off your faces! We’re more than happy for you to nab our photo for your desktop – that is, until you have your own effort to replace it! All the very best – Andy & Gill. Happy walking.
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| Name: laura izzard From: isle of man E-mail: Contact |
you are an inspiration and mind of information. Above all you are my brother and I'm very proud of that Admin reply: XX
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| Name: Stuart From: Shropshire E-mail: Contact |
What's up Andy, you've not gone a stroll for a whole month - must have a broken leg or something! Admin reply: We went on holiday to IOM! I'm still putting together a small scribble about it. Been for a few small strolls since then though. Saw an Osprey at Wier Wood Reservoir at the weekend and watched Hobbies hunting flying insects at Rackham Hill today.
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| Name: Simon Parkin From: Brighton E-mail: Contact |
Hi - fantastic site. I love your collection of Sussex footpath signs! I found it by looking up the 'Monday Group', which I've seen on footpath signs near Ditchling. I still don't know who they are though! Maybe some secret, renegade organisation who go about erecting stiles by cover of darkness! I've put a link to your site on the Facebook page for a little walking fanzine that I make. The zine's called The Wanderer and you should be able to find it on Facebook or elsewhere online by typing in The Wanderer walking fanzine. The next issue has got a collection of gate fastenings! All the best Simon Admin reply: Thank you Simon for your kind words and we will certainly check out your magazine. (I've put a link to it on our Links page) Will there be a gate fastener centrefold? 
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