From the Second Guestbook
| Name: Marj Holmes | E-mail: holmesmarjorie@hotmail.com |
| City: Douglas | Country: Isle of man |
| Homepage: | Date: 20-Nov-2005 03:51:02 |
| Hi everyone back home, like the web-site although it makes me homesick who's got the Spread now? | |
| Name: Richard | E-mail: dzoloman@hotmail.com |
| City: | Country: Ghana |
| Homepage: | Date: 10-Nov-2005 17:01:49 |
| Good photos of bonfire Jack as I look at them from here in Ghana Best regards Richard | |
| Name: Brynda Ashton-Jones | E-mail: Malo_4@Yahoo.com |
| City: London Ontario | Country:Canada |
| Homepage: | Date: 07-Nov-2005 14:46:03 |
| Love the site, so informative I have learned more about the area from it than anywhere else. I would like to know about a photo on this site its the one of Romptical Crossing. There are two men outside the house, can anyone date the photo? If its in the right time frame they are my family, my ggreat grandfather and one of his son's. This would be the only photo of him I have ever seen. Much appreciated, Brynda | |
| Name: J Briggs | E-mail: |
| City: Penistone | Country: England |
| Homepage: | Date: 18-Oct-2005 06:21:03 |
| Kathy, thanks for the kind offer of pictures. I would like to put some on. The trouble is that I'm running out of web space now, as my 50MB of ClaraNet webspace is bearly used up. At some point, I will move everything to another web server which has about 500MB available. JB | |
| Name: Kathy Mitchell | E-mail: |
| City: Hazlehead | Country: UK |
| Homepage: | Date: 17-Oct-2005 17:49:56 |
| Excellent site I have loads of snow pictures if you would like to borrow them mainly taken in Hazlehead. Also have pictures of sports days at Thurlstone school and Thurlstone playground on Westfield Avenue and High Bank Thurlstone.Post a message for me if you want them. | |
| Name: Tony Ball | E-mail: tonyball55@aol.com |
| City: Sutton on Sea | Country: England |
| Homepage: | Date: 18-Sep-2005 10:52:06 |
| I am doing my family research, and find that my great great grand father/mother ran the ''Rose and Crown '' that was from 1865-1875'ish there names were Joe & Susannah BYROM, they were there when the 'old' building was taken down and a new building took its place (abt 1868) IF anybody has photos of that building pre 1868 or info on my relations i would be more than happy to hear from them. On a recent visit there we saw inside an old photo of what we understood was the 'old' building standing proud was what we'd love to think was my ANCESTORS! can anyone comfirm this????? Great town i guess has'nt changed much since there time, GREAT SITE ALSO, well done | |
| Name:J.D.KELLY | E-mail: james@donkelly.freeserve.co.uk |
| City: SOUTHAMPTON | Country: England |
| Homepage: | Date: 05-Sep-2005 11:40:03 |
| Very good page. Have just been reading all please keep it going some names remembered look forword to next lot to read DON KELLY | |
| Name: Clive Todd | E-mail: clive.todd@btinternet.com |
| City: | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 01-Sep-2005 12:49:26 |
| Born 1933. Spring Vale Council School 1938-1943. PGS 1943-1948. Worked S.Fox and Co. Later BSC Sheffield. Then moved to Manchester. Now live in Shropshire. In Penistone lived top of Don Street then opposite club. Two addresses in Spring Vale. Then Shrewsbury Close followed by Gledhill Ave.Cubley. Regarding the posting by Carl Faxon. Carl ask your Dad if he remembers putting out a chip pan fire at our house. Hope I am correct. Could write much, much more but that's enough for now. Clive Todd | |
| Name: Margaret | E-mail: |
| City: PENISTONE | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 24-Aug-2005 19:06:33 |
| Hartcliffe Tower, Penistone is open to the public this Bank Holiday Sunday 28th August 2005 11am until 4pm. Should be a good day for viewing from the top of the tower. You can see York Minster and the Humber Bridge from here. Cream tea's are being served. Hope to see many "guests" who view your page. Keep up the good work with the excellent website.x | |
| Name: J Briggs | E-mail: |
| City: | Country: GrossBritannien |
| Homepage: http://www.jbriggs.clara.net/ | Date: 24-Aug-2005 03:31:44 |
| See you all at Penistone Show. There's a special treat at the Fire Station. Have your photo taken - on a bed with an attractive and scantily-clad male/female. All to raise funds for Weston Park Hospital (for cancer patients). | |
| Name: Michelle Gray | E-mail: michellesheep@hotmail.com |
| City: Huddersfield | Country: England |
| Homepage: | Date: 27-Jul-2005 04:25:00 |
| I cam on looking for a picture of Cubley, where my recently deceased grandma is from. The site is very informative, well done :) | |
| Name: Bruce Clegg | E-mail: |
| City: Byfleet | Country: UK |
| Homepage: | Date: 26-Jul-2005 15:01:01 |
| I may be moving back to Yorkshire (I am originally from Pudsey - where the birds fly backwards etc and before the days of the bear) after many years in the South and your site offers a view of the area that cannot be gained from estate agent's blurb. A nicely constructed site, excellent links. I wish I could fathom how to use more of the features of PSP7. Oh and by the way I use Firefox as my web browser. Pretty good, too. | |
| Name: Peter Lawford | E-mail: psmail@shaw,ca |
| City: Winnipeg | Country: Canada |
| Homepage: | Date: 18-Jul-2005 16:00:18 |
| Hi Stuart...... and everyone I remember the vinegar labels you mention. They were, as you pointed out, bottled for the American Market. The HMS Cod, was produced with a netlon cover over it and I believe a tinfoil top. I must have known your mother, what is her first name ? E-mail: psmail@shaw.ca Web: www.members.shaw.ca/psmail From a rather damp Winnipeg, where 90mm of rain fell in less than an hour... and with rivers that are at danger level height. But when the sunshines it is a nice 30C. | |
| Name: Julia | E-mail: dschulia@msn.com |
| City: Buffalo | Country: USA |
| Homepage: | Date: 17-Jul-2005 07:51:33 |
| How great to find a site dedicated to Penistone! I live in Buffalo, New York and come to visit my mother in Penistone once or twice a year. Always a good time there. Great website! | |
| Name: Stuart Turner | E-mail: st@penistone2001.co.uk |
| City: Penistone (ok, not a | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 15-Jul-2005 10:59:00 |
| Regards the vinegar brewery, my mother used to work there up until it closed. I am currently having a clear out of my home, and in the cabinet where she kept her trinkets and stuff, there are two bottles of vinegar that I presume are from there. They are definitely old, one is H.M.S. Cod vinegar, the other is 10 Downing Street vinegar, produced for H.M.S. Cod Inc, Palos Verdes, California. | |
| Name: TERRY BUXTON | E-mail: Tezbux@aol.com |
| City: PONTEFRACT | Country: ENGLAND |
| Homepage: | Date: 10-Jul-2005 08:23:36 |
| Many memories of Penistone as a boy and Hoylandswaine where I was born. A lovely part of the county. My dad worked long hours moving the thick snow in those days from the A628 and around Penistone. The locals are very lucky to be living in a very beautiful area, fresh air and good views as you move around. | |
| Name: CARL FAXON | E-mail: PAXO@shaw.ca |
| City: MEDICINE HAT | Country: CANADA |
| Homepage: | Date: 05-Jul-2005 12:44:20 |
| HI I AM CARL FAXON SON OF PETER FAXON ( STILL LIVING IN PENISTONE) I LEFT IN 1982 TO JOIN THE ARMY, I NOW LIVE IN CANADA I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM OLD FRIENDS AND FAMLIY ESPECALLY HAYDEN PLATTS AND ANY ONE WHO WENT TO PENISTONE GRAMMER WITH ME, OR ANY ONE FROM SHERWSBURY CLOSE, TO DAY IS MY BIRTHDAY AND VISITING THIS PAGE HAS REALLY MADE MY DAY. PLEASE PASS ON MY E MAIL ADDRESS TO ANYONE THANKYOU | |
| Name: Lorrain Prigmore | E-mail: |
| City: Costa Teguise | Country: Lanzarote |
| Homepage: | Date: 17-Jun-2005 09:50:27 |
| Hi Jack Thanks for the link to this web site. What a wonderfull way to remind me of home but not enough to bring me back lol. Hi to anybody who knows me, carry on the good work Jack. | |
| Name: Joe Lee | E-mail: bartender_hk@yahoo.ca |
| City: Toronto | Country: Canada |
| Homepage: | Date: 17-Jun-2005 03:28:57 |
| Gonna be visiting family in Penistone in September. Probably stay for a few months. From the website, it looks like a great place. Can't wait to be there. | |
| Name: shirley ( nee Millin | E-mail: |
| City: Northampton | Country: Northamptonshire |
| Homepage: | Date: 15-Jun-2005 18:02:21 |
| I lived in Penistone up until 1966. I went to St Johns school. Ive been back to Penistone since I moved away. I went last year, and my how its changed. I hope to visit again in the near future. | |
| Name: J Briggs | E-mail: |
| City: Penistone | Country: God's Own |
| Homepage: http://www.jbriggs.clara.net/ | Date: 13-Jun-2005 03:37:26 |
| I think I'll stick with this guestbook a while longer. It's not such a big deal to remove those junk entries and it keeps me on my toes. Many thanks for all your comments. - JB (website author) | |
| Name: Warren Oates | E-mail: warren@oatesfamilyhistory.co.uk |
| City: York/Penistone | Country: UK |
| Homepage: | Date: 08-Jun-2005 20:22:58 |
| Great site as always...I really like how there are new updates all the time...especially to hear about the problems with the Nursery School/PAGE protests. And Peter Lawford, my Dad did work at the Vinegar Brewery,I asked him about it ages ago when I first saw your entry about it. But it seems like he finished there a year or two before you started, so I didn't respond to your earlier signings :) | |
| Name: Peter Lawford | E-mail: psmail@shaw,ca |
| City: Winnipeg | Country: Canada |
| Homepage: http://www.members.shaw.ca/psmail | Date: 04-Jun-2005 00:01:51 |
| It's a while since I last posted here, so thought I would add a few words. Jack does a marvelous job with this site, keeping it topical, accurate and upto date. I used to say that I worked at PPMV and would love to hear from any ex-brewery folk, however since there has not been once response in over 2 years, I guess it was merely a dream. My interest in genealogy has continued here in Canada, and Sharon and I have a website that is connected to her Chaboyer family. It lacks some of the finess that Jack shows, but we do our best. It is also non commercial and we would be pleased if you spare a few minutes to take a quick look and maybe even sign our guestbook. To Jack, in appreciation of what you do for a town that will forever have a place in my heart. Peter www.members.shaw.ca/psmail | |
| Name: Ryan Nolan | E-mail: Alex@mantercore.fs.net |
| City: Penistone | Country: England |
| Homepage: AOL.com | Date: 29-May-2005 07:05:46 |
| its lauraine nolan who lives at the spread eagles son ryan | |
| Name: lawrence | E-mail: lawrencehyoung@yahoo.com |
| City: leeds | Country: uk |
| Homepage: | Date: 10-May-2005 14:10:28 |
| good website. looking into moving to penistone. any live music happening-i see kate ruseby's from round bout, any folkie echoes? | |
| Name: Chris Ball | E-mail: debsball100@btinternet.com |
| City: Aberdeen | Country: Scotland |
| Homepage: | Date: 08-May-2005 16:55:55 |
| I am trying to locate descendents of Henry Jones and Mary Silverwood. They lived at 222 Sheffield Road, Penistone from 1905. Children: Harry Jnr, Edith, Emily, Ethel, Lily and Margaret. Edith lived at 8 Southgate Penistone and was married to George Lockwood Horn. Children: Clive, Michael, Sheila and Winston. | |
| Name: Chris Ball | E-mail: debsball100@btinternet.com |
| City: Aberdeen | Country: Scotland |
| Homepage: | Date: 08-May-2005 16:55:55 |
| I am trying to locate descendents of Henry Jones and Mary Silverwood. They lived at 222 Sheffield Road, Penistone from 1905. Children: Harry Jnr, Edith, Emily, Ethel, Lily and Margaret. Edith lived at 8 Southgate Penistone and was married to George Lockwood Horn. Children: Clive, Michael, Sheila and Winston. | |
| Name: Penny White | E-mail: pepev@casema.nl |
| City: Geertruidenberg | Country: Holland |
| Homepage: | Date: 24-Apr-2005 06:29:30 |
| Who are you that does this site. I think I must know you ar maybe members of your family. It was great to see all the picture, even the boreing bus shelter where we used to hang around. ( And they think that the hang youth of today is something new haha) My name is Penny White and I used to live in Thurlstone on the Green When they built the "new" bungalows under the cemetary, on Saunderson Road we bout Nr 1. Would loved to have been at a grammar school reunion. Went there around 1960 to 64. Anyone who remembers these times mai,.l if you want to. I had a reunion with some of my old playmates from Thurlstone several years ago. Ann Colbridge, Muriel Brown and Jeniffer Gray. All the best. Great site. Penny Vos-White | |
| Name: Debbie Ribbans | E-mail: debra.ribbans@talk21.com |
| City: | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 20-Apr-2005 04:10:43 |
| Wonderful to find a site for Penistone.My fathers family were located here during the late 1800's and I always thought it was a tiny place,not so now !....very cheeky of me I know but if there are any Leake's or Stringers still there then 'Hello'!. | |
| Name: Kay Saunders | E-mail: |
| City: Edgewater, Perth | Country: Australia |
| Homepage: | Date: 05-Apr-2005 20:50:41 |
| I left Penistone in Nov 1972 to emigrate downunder with my parents & sister. I often this this site for a nostalgic moment and in June this year I'm returning to the UK (first & only other visit was 1980). Can't wait! My Dad Harry Firth was a regular at the "Spread". My "Aussie" kids love looking at the photos and one is even trying to get a university exchange to do some of her study in the Yorkshire area. Thanks so much for a well put together website! | |
| Name: DIANE | E-mail: |
| City: HUDDERSFIELD | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 05-Apr-2005 14:50:28 |
| HAVE JUST BEEN ON TONY THE PONY PAGE IT IS BRILL, THANKS FOR GIVING ME A GOOD LAUGH WHO DOES THE TALKING? | |
| Name: Minn | E-mail: |
| City: Penistone | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 30-Mar-2005 05:05:38 |
| Carry on JB - you're doing a fine job | |
| Name: John Fieldsend | E-mail: alnjohn@tpg.com.au |
| City: Mandurah | Country: Australia |
| Homepage: | Date: 28-Mar-2005 22:40:25 |
| Thank You for the article on the Spread Eagle pub.My great grandfather was the publican there and the area around the back is still known as Fieldsand's yard.He ran a haulage business from there as well.Keep up the good work! | |
| Name: Diane Fisher nee wat | E-mail: DIANEWOODVIEW@AOL.COM |
| City: HUDDERSFIELD | Country: ENGLAND |
| Homepage: | Date: 22-Mar-2005 14:53:26 |
| GLAD TO HEAR THE GLAD TO HEAR THE REC HAS BEEN SAVED ONCE MORE, EVEN THOUGH I DONT LIVE IN PENISTONE ANYMORE I STILLCARE AND SHALL BE GIVING TO THE PAGE FUND. REGARDS FROM DIANE. P S GLAD TO HEAR FROM PETER LAWFORD,THOUGHT HE HAD EMIGRATED. | |
| Name: Peter Lawford | E-mail: psmail@shaw.ca |
| City: Winnipeg | Country: |
| Homepage: http://members.shaw.ca/psmail | Date: 16-Mar-2005 12:05:10 |
| Jack has done a great job with this site. I look in quite frequently. Some of the guestbook pages have vanished so I thought it was time to mention again that I worked at the Vinegar Brewery from 1970 until its closure in 1974. My father worked at David Browns during WWII and again in the early 70's, my daughter was at PGS. Although I never lived in Penistone, it became and still is a place of fond memories. | |
| Name: Nils Mekel | E-mail: annette.nils@hccnet.nl |
| City: Schiedam | Country: the Netherlands |
| Homepage: Newtones.biz. | Date: 13-Mar-2005 14:05:51 |
| The Schiedam Rockband "Penistone", to me brought alive the tòwn of Penistone. So to say, the band put this town on the map, in the Schiedam-area. I'm a little in to music too, and constructing a website for my Newtones, I gave a link to this band. (Penistone-Guitar-player Rien Schaap was a long time member of the Newtones, until the end of the millenium). Last week this link to the band Penistone was a dead one. Looking for something else to connect, I came across your site, with a statement the band has disbanded. So, giving me at least some internet page to link to, concerning both Penistone and Penistone, this time the town keeps the band alive, in a way. I.C.U. (If you don't see me first) Nils. | |
| Name: Andrea Ramsay nee Fo | E-mail: yarrafield@hotkey.net.au |
| City: Three Bridges | Country: Australia |
| Homepage: | Date: 05-Mar-2005 18:28:37 |
| I just read the old guest book, I too attended the grammar school late 60's early 70's. I well remember Mr Simms giving us all what for when I was in Miss Lloyd's class. Mystifying at the time but probably well deserved. Am visiting relatives in Penistone in September this year which is what started the trip down memory lane. a great site, its suprising how far around the world people have travelled. cheers Andrea | |
| Name: Terry Buxton | E-mail: Tezbux@aol.com |
| City: Pontefract | Country: England |
| Homepage: | Date: 02-Mar-2005 09:56:29 |
| Its great to read from people who know the area around Penistone. I was born on Nipping Row, Hoylandswaine, its a lovely place out there in the hills and countryside. Does anyone know of Seniors Farm. I dont think anyone would move away from Penistone its a lovely place and with many memories. | |
| Name: JB | E-mail: |
| City: Penistone | Country: Yorkshire |
| Homepage: http://www.jbriggs.clara.net/ | Date: 24-Feb-2005 11:32:56 |
| Thanks for your comments. I must be doing something right if even my own sister feels homesick (Marg below). I'm hoping to do a 'special' on the local Quakers some time, when I can get some good pictures. JB (Website Author) | |
| Name: Jennie | E-mail: |
| City: London | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 15-Feb-2005 19:02:32 |
| Lovely informative, inspiring and clearly passionate website which has fuelled my life dream of living there. A Rotherham lass who left for London and wants to come home to South Yorkshire. I will get there one day...... | |
| Name: Anita | E-mail: mjays@supanet.com |
| City: Bristol | Country: UK |
| Homepage: | Date: 06-Feb-2005 13:36:17 |
| I was fascinated by the old pictures of Thurlstone. I have been researching my family tree, and found my Grandfather Albert Downhill aged 4, living with his family in Saville Row, Thurlstone on the 1901 Census. I also found my Great Grandfather William Downhill aged 30 living at Low Bottom, Thurlstone in the 1891 Census. I don't suppose you have any pictures of these places, either than or now? Regards Anita | |
| Name: Bob Smith | E-mail: cyclops3@btopenworld.com |
| City: Honley | Country: U.K. |
| Homepage: | Date: 05-Feb-2005 03:27:40 |
| Hi Jack Could I complement you on your excellant website. But thinking about it I should not expect to do anything else. Impeccably puntuated and spelt as usual - apart from "Febrewery" on your home page. But that is a joke surely and a very good joke too. Seriouly though, I went to your site to find out when the Hartcliffe tower is open to the public again. I do know that you have your ear very close to the ground in "The town that dare not speak its name". I would be very gratefull if you would tip me off if they ever do another open day at the tower. Thanks Bob Smith (ex School of Eng) P.S. Give my regards to all in the Dept. | |
| Name: Reina Carver | E-mail: |
| City: Albuquerque | Country: U.S.A |
| Homepage: | Date: 03-Feb-2005 19:57:20 |
| Hi i have a pen pall that lives in penistone and thats why i am here at this site. You did a good job on it *_* | |
| Name: Marg | E-mail: |
| City: Sheff | Country: UK |
| Homepage: | Date: 02-Feb-2005 16:17:06 |
| Well I finally made it to your Web site, and what a brilliant job you've done on it. Makes me really homesick. Well done that man | |
| Name: Alan Munton | E-mail: amunton@blueyonder.co.uk |
| City: Sheffield | Country: England |
| Homepage: | Date: 02-Feb-2005 10:57:50 |
| Having visited Penistone on a number of occassions, in search of Stottercliffe Cemetry, and only having found it by consulting an Alan Godfrey reprint of a 1903 map. Why hide the entrance? The sign is so small anyone in a car must miss it? Does anyone know where Rose Hill is, it may have been the name of a house on Church Street, circa 1883. By the way I worked with a number of Penistonians at Sammy Fox's in the 1970 & 1980's. | |
| Name: stone cat rescue | E-mail: hleslie171@aol.com |
| City: stone | Country: staffs |
| Homepage: | Date: 31-Jan-2005 15:18:26 |
| we have had a plate come into us for our car boot sales,it was commissioned to celebrate the golden jubilee of penistone and district choir,there was only 250 made,so we were wondering if you new of any one who would like to buy it from us, its a very nice plate and in good condition.mary hunt. | |
| Name: John Travis | E-mail: trav126@hotmail.com |
| City: Leamington Spa | Country: UK |
| Homepage: | Date: 30-Jan-2005 15:05:09 |
| Good site John. Just been looking at your Thurlstone photos, I lived from 1971 to 1982 just over the wall from the pumping station at Hornthwaite, in the bungalow at the end of Prospect. Is there a class list to go with the photo of Thurlstone school infants? I reckon I have got an aunt & an uncle on there and it would be good to see if my guess of who they are is right. I played cricket for Thurlstone for several years and Eric Bradshaw used to score for us. | |
| Name: J Briggs | E-mail: |
| City: Penistone | Country: GrossBritannien |
| Homepage: http://www.jbriggs.clara.net/ | Date: 26-Jan-2005 03:16:23 |
| Thanks for visiting, Ed. Yes the 'Brit' is a fine pub, always with a lively atmosphere when I visit, which is not often enough. I agree that we should all support our local cinema and I would say that they do a great job of booking up-to-date films. Where else can you drink a beer while watching the film at the pictures? | |
| Name: Ed Jones | E-mail: |
| City: Wrexham | Country: Clwyd |
| Homepage: | Date: 24-Jan-2005 07:40:22 |
| My Wife & I spend 3 very happy years living in Penistone and miss the place very much. No where else has the character that Penistone offered us. Unfortunately circumstances led to our move to the North West/North Wales, hopefully circumstances will one day mean a move back to Penistone for us both. The Britannia is the best Public House I have ever had the pleasure to drink in although there are a few in Penistone to offer competition. The Cinema is something to behold and something that everyone in the area should continue to do all they can to maintain it's place in the future. Thank you for providing this website. We plan to visit again soon. | |
| Name: Paul Bradshaw | E-mail: paulandjuliebradshaw@hotmail.com |
| City: Shepperton | Country: Middlesex |
| Homepage: | Date: 23-Jan-2005 12:10:41 |
| A first rate website which helps to keep me informed about home. I was born in Thurlstone and went to PGS until 1968 when I left the area, university bound. I can give you some info on the pumping station pictures. I think that they were taken about 1958. The younger of the two chaps holding the pipe at the back is my father, Eric Bradshaw and that's the Landrover which he used to drive for Barnsley Corporation Water Works. If you see George Punt, ask him if he remembers when Eric stood for the local Council. George was my dad's agent! The older chap is Luther Heap who used to live down behind the Blue Ball/British Legion.The chap at the front in shirt sleeves and glasses is Tom Wadsworth who used to live at Belle Royd Farm. The black baby Austin was his. They were stripping out the old steam pump and boilers at the pumping station. I remember it well. My father took me round one Saturday afternoon after they had finished the job. I would be about 8 years old. Keep up the good work. PB | |
| Name: DR G T RHODES | E-mail: GAVTR@DOCTORS.ORG.UK |
| City: LEICESTER | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 23-Jan-2005 01:34:29 |
| MY PARTNER AND I WILL BE MOVING TO THURLSTONE HOPEFULLY IN THE NEAR FUTURE. DOES ANYONE KNOW ANY HISTORY OF THE OLD SCHOOL YOU CAN SEE ON THE RIGHT OF THE 1933 WHITSUNDAY PICTURE? ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN GET MORE INFO/PICTURES OF THE SCHOOL? MANY THANKS. PS LOVELY WEBSITE! | |
| Name: M.Lisa | E-mail: |
| City: | Country: |
| Homepage: | Date: 19-Jan-2005 13:15:29 |
| The time to visit Penistone will hopefully come soon.I'm looking forward to that.J.,make sure you will show me all the best places.Make a nice list from now! | |
| Name: Frank | E-mail: fereed@telusplanet.net |
| City: Calgary | Country: Canada |
| Homepage: | Date: 12-Jan-2005 15:42:17 |
| JB ,Thank you for an excellent website. My wife and I will be visiting UK in September (we are originally from there)and hope to visit Penistone with one or two British friends.Do you know if there is in Penistone,a (self catering ?)static caravan available for rent for several days in mid September 2005.I have checked out all the possible sites I could find without luck and thought that as a "local" you might be aware of such a possibility.It doesn`t have to be anything fancy.We just need somewhere modestly priced to act as a base while we are hiking and visiting friends in the area.Thanks F | |
