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Guestbook Entries 81 - 100 Message 100: Excellent website. My walking pals are about to undertake Scafell Pike via Scafell as per your website.
We love challenging walks and are always on the look out for new ones. We used to do the Lyke Wake Walk every year but to be honest it is not a very exciting walk.
From: Paul Ashton Town/City: Leeds, West Yorkshire Country: England Date: Friday 3 June 2005 Myself and friends had a marvellous walk at 'The Hole of Horcum' over the weekend, thoroughly enjoyable!
Having finished the walk we decided to have a well earned drink in 'The Horseshoe' pub in Levisham (as suggested on your website).
This must be the most unfriendly public house in the North York Moors, presumably they think you may only visit once and
therefore they can treat you with complete lack of respect and distain - a somewhat sour end to an otherwise brilliant day!
Beware of 'The Horseshoe' - lovely pub, awful attitude!!!!!
From: Lucy Rushworth Town/City: Harden, West Yorkshire Country: England Date: Tuesday 31 May 2005 Found your site by accident whilst trying to get information about an essay I am writing.
Just e-mailed you about it. I actually intend to read all of your site, even though I am already green with envy.
Having a slowly healing shattered pelvis, I cannot get to the places you visit, but I do try and I shall make
use of your visits to get the enjoyment I miss for myself.
Keep up the good work. I get a lot of benefit from it. Thanks.
From: Jim Farrell Town/City: Carlton, Goole, Yorkshire Country: England Date: Monday 23 May 2005 Discovered your website by accident. I am doing the Coast to Coast in August with three friends and
thoroughly enjoyed reading your reports. I found it very informative and helpful. I have passed on your address to others
and I know they will enjoy your website as much as I have. I will let you know how we got on when (and if) we all
complete our walk. Only one of us has done it before, so it is a challenge for us. We have planned to complete in
thirteen days walking.
Thanks again for a good read.
From: Brenda Mathews Town/City: Holton Le Clay N E Lincs Country: England Date: Tuesday 17 May 2005 Super site. I am inspired and want to do all of the walks. The accommodation guide is pretty special too. I will be back to this site again and again perhaps to let you know how I've got on with your walks guide.
Cheers
From: Renee Hasselquist Town/City: Hull Country: England Date: Monday 16 May 2005 I liked your site because I will be walking up Mam Tor soon as part of my school challenge.
I'm in year 7 and I found your site interesting!
From: Chloe Town/City: Leicestershire Country: England Date: Sunday 15 May 2005 Love your site, I am a local resident who loves the
East Yorkshire area and have walked most of it over the last few years. Keep up the good work !!
From: Mick Oxley Town/City: Driffield Country: England Date: Friday 13 May 2005 Just looked at your Scafell route. Looks great so I'm going next week to give it a go. Well done with the web site and keep it going From: Dex Town/City: Leeds Country: England Date: Thursday 12 May 2005 Message 92: 2nd visit to your website and I am so envious. Not only is the website brilliantly put together but you have done so many fantastic walks..the green eyed monster is approaching! Any more Lake District walks to come? From: Steve Pearce Town/City: Thatcham, Berkshire Country: England Date: Thursday 12 May 2005 Message 91: First visit to your website which I think is excellent. Thank you. Jane. From: Jane Collins Town/City: Country: USA Date: Sunday 1 May 2005 Message 90: Wow - what a find, I have just stumbled upon your site by chance ! I must say what a pleasure on a wet day like today to look at all those beautiful accompanying photos of places in readiness for a 'more perfect' walking day. You are giving a lot of inspiration as well as food for thought. Well done and happy walking to everyone. From: Margaret Waterhouse Town/City: Leeds Country: England Date: Saturday 30 April 2005 Message 89:
Hello Mike Congratulations on your excellent site, just discovered. I wish I'd kept diaries (not usually) and photo collections (haphazard) of my walks. I see I've done much that you have, including three coast to coasts* and most of the Yorkshire LDPs, but my footsteps will remain mostly unrecorded. I like your dales circular, which I will do once I've finished the Lakes Ridges (Tom Calvert, Leading Edge Pub.), which I can now manage in weekends (moved back to Yorkshire). From: Iain Connell Town/City: Yorkshire Country: England Date: Wednesday 20 April 2005 Message 88: You have constructed a visually appealing and informative website which is a thorough pleasure to view. The area we know well. The walks we have yet to fully experience. From: Nick Fordham Town/City: Pool in Wharfedale, Leeds Country: England Date: Saturday 9 April 2005 Message 87: Popped up Pavey Ark via Jack's Rake and had a stroll over the Langdales the other weekend after a mate found your site on Google. It was a cracking day out and one of the most visually rewarding walks I've done in a long time. Keep up the good work. From: Steve Pitchford Town/City: Country: England Date: Friday 8 April 2005 Message 86:
Excellent web site and very informative record of your walk on the Wolds Way. I am going to walk it in May this year along with a group of friends and your journal has whet my appetite for an interesting walk. Did the South Downs Way in 2004 which was my first long distance walk and I fell for it hook line and sinker so can't wait for this years. Thanks for the information. From: Steve Calderbank Town/City: Burnley Lancashire Country: England Date: Friday 1 April 2005 Message 85:
Walking in England was the most fantastic thing. It was stunning and gorgeous. Thanks for the memories. From: Milly Adams Town/City: Lismore Country: Australia Date: Friday 18 March 2005 Message 84:
A great website -- nice layout, loads of content. Keep up the good work! From: Andy Bannister Town/City: Chenies Herts Country: England Date: Sunday 20 February 2005
Message 83:
Hi just had to say what a fantastic site you have made I've been in internet companies now for 5 years and dabbled myself in making my own. What started it off was a joke bet, so I decided to make a site for Teesside expats. Hence me finding you, looking for Roseberry Topping walks The set up of your site is absolutely fantastic. Precise. Well structured. No side tracking. One exact subject on one amazing site. And everything a walking enthusiast needs. Which I am not by the way. But I have been inspired to use my next vacation home to do this if I can manage to persuade my partner a walking holiday won't kill her. I was so impressed how you haven't cluttered up pages and how well structured the site is. You should be put up for an award. And the fantastic thing is it can be a living document for classic British walks. If I was the guy who said 'yeah' or 'nay' I'd have it in every library. And every tourist office. Thanks for the experience. I'm off to persuade my girlfriend we have to get walking. From: Chris Wade Town/City: Maastricht Country: Netherlands Date: Tuesday 15 February 2005
Message 82:
I was delighted to find your page as I'm a genealogy buff. My 2nd great-grandfather Robert Pashby was born in Brantingham on 20 Sept 1804. It looks like a lovely place. From: Cathy Patterson Town/City: Portland Oregon Country: USA Date: Tuesday 1 February 2005
Message 81:
Many compliments on the site. I'm planning on going on some of the walks over the next few weeks. I agree the descriptions are excellent and the climbing graph gives you a feel of how tricky its going to be even if some do look scary. I'm itching to get out there and have as much fun as you seem to have had. Keep up the good work. From: Darren Ormshaw Town/City: Doncaster Country: England Date: Tuesday 1 February 2005 |
