I've just looked at your brilliant website to check on some
information about St Mary's.......... DH 30/4/08
What a great site. M. 18/03/08
Seeing your excellent coverage of Sunday’s opening of the
Memorial Garden, I was again reminded of what an excellent,
ongoing service you are providing to the community through
felmersham.net! We visit the site every day as it is set as our
home page, and we always enjoy the content. P 23/8/07
.....can I say how I have enjoyed
browsing the Felmersham pages over the years. I think your good
quality photos really enhance the site - quite a while back, you
had a nice montage of various ivy leaves, which I thought was
particularly effective. I think your site is also attractive
because it is updated, always appears fresh, and has a lot of
useful information. JL 26/7/07
I have just spent some time
looking at your Felmersham website. I live in Podington and I
found you when I was looking for wind turbines. Congratulations
on one of the best village sites I have seen........ DT
30/12/06
I think
your web site is the best example of a village site I have seen.
Congratulations. email from Welwyn Garden City.
24/9/2004
Music on felmersham.net
Please consider removing the background music from your wonderfully
constructed and well thought out site. I'm sure it drives many away.
MIDI features on every site design annoyances list I have ever read.
Mark. Thanks for your advice, I will remove it!
For those who have never heard MIDI Music
click
here! 14/05/03
Wow - great site !!!!!!!
Thanks for all the hard work it must have involved / still
involves! It will be most useful for showing my various online friends
abroad exactly what my village in rural Bedfordshire looks like! Thanks
again
My wife and I visited
Felmersham June, 2002. A picturesque village to be certain.
You have captured the essence of the village well. I am
happy to have the history. We have pictures of me in front of the
"Felmersham sign," from the bridge, and the church [two views]. My
gggrandfather's mother was a ROOTHAM. I found one gravesite
of a Rootham at the church, but have not connected that person to
my ggggrandmother. I hope someone does Riseley and Keysoe also.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! from Canada
Just a note to say how
impressed I am with your Felmersham web site. It took me only seconds
the other day to find some information that I was looking for. ie. when
the village skips were coming but in the process I uncovered all sorts
of other interesting info. en route.
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This
site is an exemplar. How the devil do you do it? It deserves
more visitors. Try the genealogy lists to publicise. The
music gets a little tedious. Best wishes,
Well done with the Web page - it is brilliant - after those early
discussions in Clive's house - it just needed someone like you to get it
up and running - the links are great - and the hard work you must have
put in should be appreciated by all. Thanks on behalf of so many
people in the villages who have and have not seen it. Like the wink at
the end!
Cheers, Di, Felmersham
Just spent a very interesting hour going over the site. Congratulations
on a splendid job. It seems ages since we met in Clive's house to
discuss getting a site started. We've learned a lot since then.
I've been involved with the Cowper and Newton Museum site here in Olney.
(www.mkheritage.co.uk/cnm/
Glad to see that Felmersham still seems to be prospering. Great
360 panoramic view from the Church tower. Sad to read about Kath's
death. Now that I've found my way, I'll keep up to date with the
Ouse News. Hope you are all well. Bill
(360
panoramic view was taken by Keith Rose.)
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