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Name: Sally McMahon
From: England
E-mail: kevin@emmcmahon.fsnet.co.uk

Interested in Hammett (and varients) and Pearse (and varients) family history in the Tolpuddle area, and Gale in Dorset.
We come back every year for our hols in Dorset, and each time find somewhere new hidden away.

Added: December 23, 2004

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Name: rodger scadden
From: England
E-mail: r.scadden@ntlworld.com

I was born in the little cottage next to the New Inn Littlemoor, as was my mother . My grandparents were living there at the time of the 1891 Census. I lived in Weymouth, before and after the war and still regard it as my "home-town"...although I now live in Wokingham, Berkshire...... So I was delighted to see all your excellnt photographs [especially of the Broadwey/ Upwey area.
Thanks.
Rodger

Added: November 19, 2004

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Name: Terry Cleaver
From: Dover UK
Website: http://doversoul.tripod.com

Hi Mark,

I was looking for other Cleaver sites and came across your interesting photograph site of the Dorset area! I went to Weymouth in 1994 and remember the Blue Pool, Chesil Beach and Portland Castle very well. I also a couple of years ago visited the lovely West Bay, which was then home to the series Harbour Lights. Lyme Regis is another beautiful town of this lovely county of yours.
If you wish to look at my website Dover Soul - The Soul of Dover its located at http://doversoul.tripod.com and I would like to ask if I could link to you and would you be able to link back in return. I doubt whether we're related but please have a look at my family tree website http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/terrycleaver to see whether we are!

Best Wishes - ps great site
Terry Cleaver, Dover, UK

Added: October 24, 2004

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Name: Derek Johnson
From: Weymouth
Website: http://www.weymouth.gov.uk
E-mail: webmaster@weymouth.gov.uk

Like the site, some great images. I may be biased as I live here but I think these images have done the Borough justice. Good luck!

Added: September 2, 2004

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Name: Natasha
From: Wales

lovely photos. cheers!

Added: August 10, 2004

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Name: fred decoma
From: England
Website: http://www.radar-scout.co.uk

weymouth looks a very pretty place.
good site!

Added: July 26, 2004

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Name: Marie
From: Germany

Hi!
I was in Weymouth last two weeks and now I want to remember
all places, but you havn't got pictures from Littlemoor.
I hope you will take some.
Greetings.

Added: July 26, 2004

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Name: JEANNE A. SINCLAIR
From: England
E-mail: happy.face@virgin.net

VISITED WEYMOUTH ABOUT MID SIXTIES WITH MY DEAR MOTHER - WHO HAS SINCE DIED WE HAD A LOVELY WEEK - A MOTORING HOLIDAY - STAYED IN A FAMILY BUNGALOW, SO WERE ABLE TO LOOK AROUND AT OUR LEISURE, WHEN LIFE WAS MORE SIMPLE, AND THE ROADS LESS CROWDED - WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER - ALL THE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE LOVELY - REMINDS ME OF THE DAYS GONE BY WHEN I DID A GREAT DEAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY. THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME INTO YOUR LOVELY WEBSITE. BEST WISHES JEANNE.

Added: July 20, 2004

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Name: Jake Gruel
From: USA

Hi

I was looking for information on the Tullbron bridge and the name of the river that it crosses. My wife has cousins that live in old town. We have been there three or four times and have taken many pictures but I always forgot to write down the name of the bridge and river.Falkenberg is a beautiful city and we love to walk around the town and along the river. Thanks for the site I enjoyed it very much. Jake Gruel

Added: July 1, 2004

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Name: Benjamin Stonier
From: Canada

You know, I bloody hate these things. Monty Python should have done a guide to guestbooks, then I wouldn't have such a hard time with them. Trying to say something unique is always difficult on these things. Seems everyone fires out the same things. Thus, I'm going to try and be different, and fire on a random assortment of quotes.

"Guns don't kill people. I do."
"Nine out of ten voices in my head tell me not to kill you. But there is that one."
"I'm from Canada and they think I'm slow, eh?"
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"Drop me a line sometime, at the email above, okay?"

Oops. That wasn't a quote. Drop me a line sometime, at the email above, okay?
Catch you on the flipside;
Benjamin

Added: June 8, 2004

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