TRURLY a GREAT SITE! Execellent in every way - content, illistrations-photos, examples, Lay-ot, colors, page design.... I've been gushing about it all week. And what's really nice for me is the similarity in rural issues/ water quality, tidal issues, and weather conditions. Simply a GREAT READ. Thanks so much for putting all this together.
Name:
michael parkinson
Town/City:
St Albans, herts england
Via:
Ask
Comment:
0347
Friday September 20, 2002 - 05:37pm
Just like to say what a wonderful website you have designed. It answered all the problems which I had been racking my brain to solve. Keep up the good work
Name:
paul
Town/City:
cambridge, cambs
Trade:
diy
Via:
Google
Comment:
0346
Tuesday September 17, 2002 - 04:23am
Wow! the most comprehensive site I have seen on any subject.very well done,would put any large multi-national to shame.
Name:
Laurence Edge
Town/City:
Chorley, Lancashire
Comment:
0345
Monday September 16, 2002 - 01:48pm
A well laid out and superbly informative site. Can you add a link to the useful "Random Patio Generator" on the Bradstone site? Which was the only other thing I needed.
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Sue Blaxland E-Mail:
Company:
Blaxland Garden Design
Town/City:
Leicester, UK
Trade:
Garden Designer and tutor
Comment:
0344
Sunday September 15, 2002 - 01:31pm
What an impressive website! I don't normally sign Visitor Books, but this time I had to. Such a wealth of invaluable information and presented so clearly. I shall definitely recommend your site to fellow garden designers and students. Thank you!
Name:
Graeme Allen
Company:
Royal and Sun Alliance
Town/City:
Enfield, Middx
Comment:
0343
Tuesday September 10, 2002 - 08:48am
Your site provided the info I needed on design of soakaways.
Name:
John Woods E-Mail:
Comment:
0342
Saturday September 7, 2002 - 11:33pm
Many thanks for the well presented information. John Woods
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John McBride E-Mail:
Town/City:
Bracknell
Trade:
DIY
Via:
Google
Comment:
0341
Friday September 6, 2002 - 02:30pm
Beautiful site...encouraging for the absolute beginner. You really are providing a service. Many thanks & keep up the good work. Very best wishes
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Peter Norman E-Mail:
Company:
Birmingham City Council
Town/City:
Birmingham, West Midlands England
Via:
Google
Comment:
0340
Wednesday September 4, 2002 - 02:05pm
By far the most informative site, on any subject, I have visited yet. Well done.
Name:
Jim
Town/City:
Welling, Kent UK
Via:
Google
Comment:
0339
Tuesday September 3, 2002 - 10:06pm
A beatifully-designed site - and had just the information I was looking for. Thanks, I'll be back.
Name:
Steven Convery E-Mail:
Company:
Turner FM
Town/City:
Banja Luka, Bosnia
Via:
Google
Comment:
0338
Tuesday September 3, 2002 - 08:25am
The best web-site I have seen for a very long time. Congats all round to those involved.
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Papachristopoulos Christos E-Mail:
Company:
Civil Engineer
Town/City:
Athens, Greece
Comment:
0337
Monday September 2, 2002 - 12:07pm
Your site is the perfet answer in the question "why the internet must exist" The word "Thank you" is very little to expres my thoughts.
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Bill Monaghan E-Mail:
Town/City:
Godalming, Surrey UK
Comment:
0336
Sunday September 1, 2002 - 09:39pm
A valuable resource. I'll be back again and again. Thanks Bill
Name:
Jo Ann Hollingsworth
Company:
Home
Town/City:
Milton, Santa Rosa FL-USA
Trade:
Permits Inspector-FDOT
Comment:
0335
Sunday September 1, 2002 - 02:50pm
Very informational site.Easy to use. Thank you for a job well done, I will visit often.
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shirley E-Mail:
Town/City:
wigan, manchester uk
Trade:
diy(husband paul is)
Via:
supanet
Comment:
0334
Friday August 30, 2002 - 09:19pm
my husband is about to enbark on the hardest job yet we have just had the old tarmac cleared and are ready to order the crush and run. we have five kids my husband works nights (5) and the only way to do the drive and afford to is cheap labour i.e. my husband. We got the block pavers after seeing an advert on the loot internet we couldn't believe our luck 140sqm £400 we phoned quick and said yes we will have them all. then the fun started. all around what 7/8000 were still down on the ground and we had to pick them all up by hand 10 kids 4 adults and a wagon what a weekend. and what fun so as you can see we need all the help we can get. so when we found the site we couldn't believe the run of good luck we are having. but if you know of anyone who wants to come and finish off this big drive and use it to advertise in their adverts or us show people our drive who want to use them to do their drive it wouldn't be a problem but we just haven't got any more funds once we buy the sand and crush and run.
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Vic Olive E-Mail:
Company:
FASTEC Equipment
Town/City:
Worthing, Sussex UK
Trade:
DIY
Via:
Yahoo
Comment:
0333
Monday August 26, 2002 - 11:26pm
Unbelievably informative site, WELL DONE with a capital W. You just might have saved my life. All the best
Name:
Gerry Lucas
Company:
Private
Town/City:
BIRKENHEAD, Merseyside UK
Via:
Google
Comment:
0332
Saturday August 24, 2002 - 07:41pm
This is one first class site - not just the technical detail but the web site is a model of clarity. Brilliant! ..and many thanks I have remodelled my garden on the basis of your advice
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Martin Cullen E-Mail:
Town/City:
Beith, Ayrshire Scotland
Trade:
DIY and Civil Engineer who teaches
Via:
Google
Comment:
0331
Friday August 23, 2002 - 02:42pm
Weldone, a very informative site. My experience is of small DIY or very big sites like power stations and bridges so it is a good site to help me see through the fog of the "tradesmen".
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B.Anderson E-Mail:
Town/City:
Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire UK
Trade:
DIY
Via:
MSN Search
Comment:
0330
Sunday August 11, 2002 - 04:49pm
In my opinion one of the most informative and easiest to use sites on the Internet
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Phil Bradbury E-Mail:
Town/City:
London, UK
Trade:
DIY
Via:
Google
Comment:
0329
Sunday August 11, 2002 - 09:52am
Others have said it all. I'm not normally moved to write in visitor books but this site really deserves it. No excuses for ignorance when I tackle my path along the outside of my Victorian basement. I'm wondering how to bridge the 5" air gap and how to replace the metal grilles currently set in a fillet of crumbling concrete.
