From My Guest Book      
                                                             Some of the comments on my website                                                                                                                   WWW.tintagelweb.co.uk
                                                                                          BEAUTIFUL TINTAGEL.
                                           

great web visit quite a lot we are coming to Tintagel later on this year also had a lot of great holidays in Cornwall    Marilyn UK
I've been in the UK for just over a year now. My new husband, Simon and myself took a trip to Tintagel. Your website was very informative. We found information there to book our B&B , "The Castle View",...used it to find a wonderful restaurant,.."The Crossbow" and lots of other things. It made the whole trip much more pleasant. Keep up the good work and we will certainly recomend you to all our friends.    Vickie   USA

Your site is very informative and useful to me as a tour operator. I love Cornwall and am in the process of writing up quite a few different tours to Cornwall for later this year and next year. Two of my favourite places are Boscastle and Tintagel, so if anyone reading this fancies a tour to Cornwall this year or next, get in touch - 01934 63 66 22.    Teresa O'Hara    UK

Great site I particularly enjoyed the school photos      Cliff Piper   Scotland

Been several times before , coming again 29th May 2004, very magical place, you can feel the history      Steve    UK

Been coming to Cornwall for 20 years. very nice too     John    UK    

I'm looking for family history. In 1584 north of Port Quin there was a place called Jacket's Point. I believe our family is from this area and I'm trying to find where that was. I was told that it derived it's name form the family of the Parish of St. Teath. If anybody can help I'd be forever gratefull. Thanks. Robyn Jackett   USA     Email

Good informative site,we come down every Easter and it allows us to check latest happenings. Keep it up.     Rob Walker    UK      Email

Cool site    jr

Looking for information on Maddafordmoor Halt, as this is where we live.    Christine Boyce   UK  Email  

 Got there at long last!!!!!     GREAT SITE DAVE!!       John Stratton  Tintagel       Email    

Have visited twice in last 4 years.Scary for one with vertigo, but worth the terror. Walked to Boscastle along cliffs, but steps huge for little people... I made it! It is a magical place, and I still feel the pull calling my return.      Jo Burton    UK         Email    

I'm coming to Tintagel in may on business and short break thank you for your very useful information     Terry Wood   UK      Email    

I have family who still live in Treknow and have had many great holidays there throughout my childhood. I have since returned a few times and still really love it. I am looking forward to going back for a short break later this year.    Jo Smale  Surrey    Email  

A very useful and informative site. In the process of buying a house in Camelford and looking forward to a happy time there.     Ann UK       Email      

Hello   Enjoyed it thanks   DEANO     Email  

 Love your pages. I am trying to find out about a schoolmaster who taught in Tintagel and was called -- Libby?   He was a brother to my Great Grandfather.
Lyn Hughes   UK    Email  

During my perennial gait to the search of myth and legend, suggestion and magic, i have found this beautiful oasis, that reawakens in my mind ancient impassioned memoirs.
I hope to come soon to Tintagel to breathe that air that for me it is a sort of ancestral heritage.
I live in the memory of a myth, to perpetuate a myth.
Galvanor from Camelot    Email         Website  

My family and I lived in Tintagel up until the time I was four. My grandmother lived at St. Nectans. We went back ten years ago to visit. It was as beautiful and mystical as I remembered it from my childhood. A magical place. Hope to visit again this year.  Hilary from Australia  Email  

Spent a lovely few weeks in Tintagel last year. Your site brings back many happy memories.
Sebastian

A great site with some spectacular photography. What a lovely place Tintagel is. Well done.
Poppy from cornwall     Email  

January 4 2004
Thought your web pages were good and we love Tintagel and Cornwall, coming again this year.

From: Sean Chard (spinynorman1@aol.com)  
January 4 2004
Very informative , Have a friend coming over from the USA and am bringing her there, Am forwarding link now
thanks Sean Chard

From: Mercier  
Home page: http://www.tonportable.com
January 1 2004
I love your website!
Nice site. Good work.

From: Sherri (fishwanda@hotmail.com)  
Home page: http://www.fishwanda.com
December 24 2003
Wonderful job on this site. Beautiful!

From: Jules (JulieLouiseO@aol.com)  
December 21 2003
Come to Tintagel every year for two weeks (hopefully). Shame I have to go home again.

From: Tony Fry (ajfry@aol.com)  
December 15 2003
Hello. I was doing what I guess most of us sometimes do . . .searching my own name.
And there you were!! Nice to meet you. - Tony

From: mick rotherham (michael@sa86.net.com)  
December 3 2003
This is a great page. My son and myself were in Tintagel last March.
 Its a great place, we would like to go back 1 day

From: Martin Harris (mrharris_7@talk21.com)  
November 28 2003
I really like your homepage as it portrays my favourite place in the country in an excellent light. Keep up the good work

From: Pavan Vishwakarma (pa1_2002@yahoo.com)  
Home page: http://www.Pavan.org
November 20 2003
I was just surfing around and saw your site. Its really a Nice website, easy
to  interact and cool interface. Simply great work. Keep it up.

From: Daniel Paine (danielpaineuk@hotmail.com)  
November 18 2003
It has always been of interest to me - King Arthur.
There's one thing I don't get. Can the people at King Arthur's Hall prove that the round table they have is actually that of the one used by King Arthur and his Knights. Surely the hall itself is not old enough to be that of the hall of the knights and Arthur and the throne, how do they know it is really the throne of Guinevere and Arthur.
Good site though.

From: GRAHAM BAGLEY (graytherover@aol.com)  
November 16 2003
HI THERE I REALLY ENJOYED YOUR WEB PAGES AND LOVELY PHOTOS. WE VISITED TINTAGEL AND EDEN PROJECT ETC ETC BUT TINTAGEL POST OFFICE AND KING ARTHUR'S CASTLE WILL ALWAYS REMAIN WITH ME.
WE WILL BE BACK THANK YOU GRAHAM AND CHRIS

From: raymund (nonatosantos@hotmail.com)  
November 13 2003
This is my first visit. I like all the information.
I will come back often

From: Catherine Emmett (cathe@cemmett.fslife.co.uk)  
November 11 2003
For the last two years we have spent a fortnight staying at Ocean Cove in Bossiney and looking at your lovely photos of Bossiney beach brought back happy memories. This is one of the best websites I have ever been on and gives lots of information of places that we have yet to see. We will be regular visitors to your website, regards The Emmetts

From: bjnelson09 (@tasmail.com)  
November 9 2003
Great interesting information. Well done

From: Donna Edwards (alandonna@silk.net)  
November 9 2003
I will be visiting friends in Camelford the last week of November, 2003. I live in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I look forward to visiting many of the places of interest listed on your site. Thank you.

From: sherry wells (lisakay723@aol.com)  
November 6 2003
Love the pics on this site. I am a freak about this stuff

From: Vera Shultz (billshultz@earthlink.net)  
November 5 2003
I am now living in Florida, U.S.A. I was born in London. My grandfather Sidney Brock was born in Tintagel. I am interested in contacting possible family. Sidney's father was Thomas Brock and his mother was Elizabeth Ann May daughter of Anthony and Mary Ann May. Sidney and his family moved to London about !880. Mary Ann May appears in the 1881
census, living next door to the vicarage. I believe that her son Edmund May is also in that census. any contact with family would be much appreciated.

From: Ruth Taylor  
November 2 2003
Outstanding site, brought back many memories of when I lived in England and vactioned there every year with my family. It is the only place I can truthfully say I miss in England.

From: Sharon Bidwell 
Home page: http://members.tripod.co.uk/sharonbidwell/
October 28 2003
I've just spent another wonderful week in Tintagel gazing out at those glorious views! Why is it I always feel homesick when leaving? Alas, I am left wondering if that is how I will feel in years to come. I was very bemused to hear of the so-called 'regeneration' plans by the local council. Surely they must be aware that the whole point of returning to Tintagel is that it stays the same! Granted, things change over time, but in Tintagel and the surrounding area the great attraction has always been that such change is gradual and gentle. Surely the majority of residents and visitors all feel the same? I am particularly devastated to hear of the plans for completely unnecessary extensive pavements, which anyone with a modicum of sense can see will obviously turn the village into one big traffic jam! Part of the appeal of going to the country is to 'get away from it all'. Tintagel isn't a major town and no one would want it to be. I love our country roads and despair at the thought of those lanes being hidden under blocks of paving! I want to know more and where can we all write to, to complain? Does the council have money to waste? If so, your local services could no doubt distribute such funds for better causes. And if the idea is to make the high street more attractive, then why are they opting for plans that will do the exact opposite? Invest in some well thought landscaping that will bring the countryside even more into the village, and keep the concrete out!

From: Christopher Whittle (chrisbwhittle@aol.com)  
October 26 2003
Nice web site. It's 12 years since my wife and I visited Boscastle. We're planning a week in May and found your site most useful.

From: Donna L. Lawlis (britatheart@sbcglobal.net)  
October 25 2003
I love and read anything about Arthur. I feel a true kinship with and to England. I hope to visit any and all sites of Arthur.

From: Geraldine Lavis (gerrylavis@aol.com)  
October 21 2003
Thank you so much, your site has brought back many happy memories of times spent both on holiday and living in the Tintagel area

From: sparrow  
October 15 2003
I live in Ohio, am being given a glance at your beautiful town and life by being sent this site to me from a gentleman named Razor in your neck of the woods. Good and generous people you have over there!
From: David  
October 6 2003
I love Tintagel, but not the town, the castle and, above all, St Materiana's Church

From: mustafa.s.soni (diamondstore@hotmail.com)  
September 28 2003
I lived in Pakistan, I like to thanks for do this wonderful website, its full of message and information and I hope that it become a long way

From: Sam Gibbons  
September 23 2003
Hi i was trying to find out about statistics on Tintagel for my school project but I couldn't really find anything. I think you should include more information like that for people who are reaserching Tintagel.

From: Sara De Bortoli (sdbfm@libero.it)  
September 23 2003
Tintagel is the most beautiful place I've ever seen. I really want to return.
Good work David.
..Sara..

From: Andrew Collins (okchef@ihorizons.net)  
Home page: http://www.geocities.com/napaneelad/NapaneeCam.html
September 22 2003
I love to come back to your site. I miss Tintagel, Trebarwith, Treknow, Delabole and the list could go on and on. To me it is the most beautiful place in the world. I now live in a place called Napanee, Canada. If you want to see daily pics of where I now live please visit my web site.

 From: John Robinson (johnprobo@yahoo.co.uk)  
September 20 2003
I hope my holiday in October to the area is as good as you say it is.
Watch this space

From: Poppy (seapoppy@aol.com)  
September 18 2003
Hi there
You have a great site, well thought out and expertly put together. Some of the photographs are superb and show just what a lovely place Tintagel is.

From: Alicia (moonmage@myvine.com)  
Home page: http://www.moonmage.net/lair/
September 5 2003
Enjoyed my visit! I have this site in my bookmarks and will undoubtedly be back for a return visit. Lots of great information and photos!

From: lou lou fisher (loulou1082003@yahoo.com)  
September 3 2003
Write an email to me please. I have been to Boscastle and I think it is very pretty especially the bridge bye lou age 13

From: Wendy Rich (wwensco@aol.com) 
August 31 2003
Excellent website, I was back in Tintagel for my Summer Holidays visiting Mum & Dad, I was unfortunate to miss the Carnival, but seeing all the photos has been brilliant, well done to everyone that participated, I remember many years ago when I used to take part myself. I'm now living in Scotland and do miss Tintagel so much, I look back now and think what a wonderful place it was to grow up in. I wish I was'nt so far away so I could pop down for weekends. The photos of the Carnival have been a treat to look at and make me feel proud that Tintagel is the place where I come from.
Missing home Wendy Rich

From: daniel salisbury (daniels@mhs.org.uk)  
August 26 2003
Hi-
An excellent web-site with very comprehensive links- thank you!!
I visited Boscastle many years ago, and more recently, and have been enchanted by the witches museum.
I would like to take my girlfriends daughter to the museum, and would appreciate details of any similar centres that you know of. Thanks to 'the lord of the rings' she is developing an avid interest in all things legendary, and what better place to feel the magic than Cornwall?!
Many thanks, and keep up the good work!
daniel

From: Alan Prouse (alan_ed@yahoo.com)  
August 18 2003
From an old Tintagelian, congratulations

From: Jaki Yates (jakiyates@aol.com)  
August 16 2003
We were planning a trip to Cornwall with no specific places to stay but after finding this page we now know exactly where we will take the kids for the week. The beautiful pictures of Tintagel have sold it to us!!

From: Will Wallis (shimbo@freenetname.co.uk)  
Home page: http://www.shimbo.co.uk
August 15 2003
Hi David, hope you are well. We are still walking the coast albeit very slowly due to work pressures. Have completed as far as Bossiney. May check out Pennycrocker for vacancies in Autumn or next spring to do Pentargon, Crackington etc. Take Care. Will at 'Cornwall in Focus' (www.shimbo.co.uk)
From: Blair Hay (Blairhay@hotmail.com)  
August 13 2003
Great to look at the web site occasionally and see what's going on at 'home'. Especially recently to see my neice, Abby Hay, crowned as fairy Queen. Born and bred in Tintagel I now live in Brisbane, Australia, but Tintagel is still 'home'. Mum and Dad are there, Brother in Camelford, I just happen to be 12000 miles away. Thanks for the site. Keep it going.
Regards Blair

From: tredget (tredget@boltblue.com)  
August 11 2003
Excellent Web site, glad to see the Carnival went well. Sorry we missed it but hope to be there next year.

From: Malcolm Briggs (malcolm@questconsult.demon.co.uk)
July 24 2003
Thanks for providing useful info and pictures on the North Cornwall Line. Active modeller of same.

From: Abikee (bessatane@yahoo.com)  
Home page: http://www.geocities.com/bessatane/Mywebpage.html
July 21 2003
All the information on King Arthur is absolutely wonderful on this page! I love the pictures that you put up and the graphics. Take care and Aloha from Hawaii! ~Abikee~

From: dave elms (dave.elms@btopenworld.com)
July 18 2003
We stayed in Camborne last year, had a fantastic week. This year we chose Bude as we wanted to visit Tintagel having called there one October many years ago for an hour. Needing some info we found your page which told us much more than we came looking for. We will also be visiting the slate quarry as well as Boscastle

From: Daphne A. Fernandez (dfernand@fhcrc.org)  
July 14 2003
Hello, I live in Seattle, Washington State, USA. I do have family in Helston and I believe Tintagel. My Great Uncle Walter Hocking visited there many years ago and took wonderful photos of the family and the locale. He was especially fond of the Tintagel area. He gave the photos to me before he passed away and I cherish them. I appreciate being able to see where my relatives have lived for centuries and perhaps one day I too will get to visit this lovely countryside. Many thanks for bring it to the world.
God Bless,
Daphne F.

This Quick message guide was a funny idea.
From: Bob (bob@groomersstone.com)  
Home page: http://www.groomersstone.com
July 11 2003
Never seen a site quite like yours! Kudos!!!

You have good links on your page.
From: Martine and Steve Newman (Steveandkittie@aol.com)  
July 10 2003
Having visited Tintagel for the 2nd time since childhood, I felt the need to share it with my husband. I really hoped it would bring back fond memories which it did and produced some fantastic new ones. Very tranquil, peaceful and must be a lovely place to live. We have both become very passionate about this magical part of England and will be revisiting next week. A cool beer at the King Arthur's Arm (opposite the old post office) is a must. (dogs very welcome)

From: claire vaughan (pixieglas@excite.com)
July 7 2003
Born in Tintagel in 1979 and attended Tintagel primary school until my parents moved away in 1986 (just before everyone's hair went green! We lived in Treknow and Westground Way in Bossiney. I haven't visited since 1990 and became very homesick looking at the pictures! I'm planning to visit this September with an American friend so I was very pleased to find this site. It is really well put together and refreshed my memory about the area. The links are also very useful.
Any pictures of Tintagel primary from the 1980's?

From: Carita Langer (flows@earthlink.net)  
Home page: http://home.earthlink.net/www.earthlink.net/
July 6 2003
I had no idea there existed such a website about Tintagel. I visited a few years back and fell in love with the cliff area near the King Arthur's Castle Hotel. I'm considering visiting again for a more in-depth look around, which your site has helped tremendously with. Thank you.

From: Chris and Karen Tyler (ctyler@madasafish.com)  
July 3 2003
Great to meet you at Shep's Hollow. Very interesting as is the website. Can see why you're much in demand for the pix. Beautiful place, must make the effort to visit. Wasn't sure on (I think your sister's question) on her rocket leaves being full of tiny holes. I believe I now have the answer. The culprits are flea beetles. They are small black or metallic blue and some have a yellow stripe running down each wing case.Their back legs are elongated which allows them to jump from the plants when disturbed. They seem to thrive on seedlings of brassicas (including wallflowers), leafy vegetables, radishes and stocks. I've also seen them on allysum. To control them keep the area clean - they overwinter in plant debris. Plant away from the above. The attacks are worse in dry weather and spring and as the seedlings emerge water regularly to get good growth and dust the area with Derris or HCH around the seedlings or before sowing apply HCH on dressing. Hope this is of some help.

From: kat (offmytrolly@aol.co.uk)  
June 30 2003
Good work, makes me want to come back.

You have good links on your page.
From: Brent Cresswell (brentandmarie@bun.com)  
June 22 2003
Thank you for the information. It's a long time since we first visited Tintagel and your site has made the return journey both easier to plan and seeing the images, more eagerly anticipated.

From: Helen (helen.padbury@booker.co.uk)  
June 3 2003
I use to work at Trevillett Parc Riding Centre in the early to mid eighties and I have many fond memories of Tintagel. I visit your web site often - good work, a very good site

From: Roger Warner (RWarner730@aol.com)  
Home page: http://http://hometown.aol.co.uk/rwarner730/myhomepage/astronomy.html
May 31 2003
Hi David Strats told me all about this site, my Brother in law, who is sitting beside me at the moment, great site hope u like mine.

From: Conni Fry (frys_garage@hotmail.com)  
May 23 2003
Wonderful history on your local Fry's Garage. My husband, Vince, and his son, Harley, run a garage here in Fairfield, IL, US.

From: Carlie  
May 22 2003
Love your site. 3 of us from the USA visited Tintagel last year and fell in love with your town. Can't wait until we can get back!

From: Mel Regan (glenaby@indigo.ie)  
May 20 2003
I hope our visit to Cornwall in the Summer is as enjoyable as the visit to your website - you've whetted our appetite

You have good links on your page.
From: w j /v symons (williamsymons@btopenworld.com) 
May 18 2003
Good site ,many thanks ,now on our favourite list.

From: Sue Spiller (suespiller@yahoo.co.uk)  
May 17 2003
Wonderful site, see you down there at end of June!

You have a very nice home page.
From: Ilza Mitchell (scallywagg@webmail.co.za)  
May 15 2003
Wonderful informative user friendly web site! The photo's make the world of difference too. look forward to our next visit - to the website and Tintagel!

You have good links on your page.
From: Vinny Ainsworth (Vinnyains@aol.com)  
May 15 2003
Informative and interesting - we are off to Cornwall in a couple of weeks - this site has helped with our holiday plans !Thanks for giving us such good ideas - keep up the good work !!

Good work there, with your home page.
From: kimberley horwell (99d134@sirjamessmiths.cornwall.sch.uk)  
May 14 2003
Hello grandad! I've been on your web site loads because I'm doing coursework on Delabole slate quarry! It has helped me a lot! Cheers x see you soon! love Kim x x

From: Nick Harris (n1ckmg@aol.com)  
Home page: http://www.ourfamilytree.org.uk
May 14 2003
Great site David. I will put a link to your site from my own if you don't mind..

From: Nik Oakley (nik.oakley@!tvu.ac.uk) 
May 11 2003
Comprehensive and refreshingly up-to-date !

From: Ash  
May 10 2003
Thank you for all the info you have provided for me. I am doing a project for school and your web site provided me with all the info i needed. Thank you for helping me get an A+ in this project.
Ash

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Susan (TheKruger6@hotmail.com)  
May 8 2003
Thank you so much for all the information you directed me to. Our trip to England last month (April) was a quest for King Arthur. You were able to supply us with so much information that we were able to make good use of the little time we had in Tintagel. I loved it, it lived up in every way to all I had imagined it would be. We stayed in one of the B and B's on your site and it could not have been better for us. Thank you again. A Utah girl

From: Peter Matson (petermatson@eircom.net)  
May 6 2003
All Cornish websites are great but this is wonderful The pictures are great I listen to Cornwall on the MW. I like Cornwall Celebrated too. Kind regards Peter

This Quick message guide was a funny idea.
From: lyn wallace (lyn.wallace@austarnet.com.au)  
May 1 2003
I live in Cairns North Queensland Australia, but I'm from UK and all my family are in Cornwall. I'm bringing my kids back to meet everyone and get to see their heritage etc - we'll definitely be visiting Tintagel. Do you have any suggestions for kids books that I could read to them to prepare them for King Arthur legend etc??

From: Tim Ferrett (tim_ferrett@yahoo.com)  
April 30 2003
An impressive site, David ... I don't get home as much as I'd like to and so it's good to see all the (sunny :) pics of Boscastle .... and Tintagel, of course. Good luck in the cricket this year. Best Regards, Tim

You have a very nice home page.
From: Suzannah (suzieparker25@hotmail.com)  
April 30 2003
I wasn't sure where to visit in Cornwall until I found your wonderful site! Now I definitely know we will be visiting your beautiful town and we are looking forward to it greatly! Job well done! x x

From: carla   
April 23 2003
I'm trying to do a school project on Cornwall and it was'nt very helpful for children Please do something about it loads of luv carla

Good work there, with your home page.
From: teresa (tah325522127@aol.com)  
April 20 2003
i have been coming to Tintagel for 30yrs, to have my holidays, so I guess it is my second home. I live in Wigan, and every time it is getting close to my holidays at Tintagel, I look at your excellent web site.
Teresa.

From: Mary Ihry (mgm329@hotmail.com)  
April 18 2003
Simply Awesome! Now I know that visiting or living in Great Britain is my priority! Thank you so much for all the time and effort in this marvellous site. GBY, Maggie (Texas, USA)

From: tony and charly  
April 18 2003
It is an interesting site. We found good photos.
Thank you !!!

From: bunny (b.gilson@btinternet.com)  
April 15 2003
I`ve always wanted to see Merlin and King Arthur's part of the world.. I am going to on Friday.... at last... nice site... nice pic... hope I get some nice pics too :)))))

From: daniel johnson (spud.ulike@tesco.net)  
April 13 2003
David This is an outstanding advert for Tintagel although I haven't lived there for over 11 years I still miss it deeply i will always want to return there to live and its nice to be able to go there via this web site whenever I feel homesick. Best wishes to you all and keep up the good work for Trevena

From: Raymond Laurence Sleep (rlsleep@netconnect.com.au)  
April 10 2003
Congratulations Webmaster you have a fantastic Website, the photograph pages are a great collection to view, One day I shall visit the area as my family name sake originated from Tintagel back in 1848 to Australia. Your site is a great source of Information and enjoyable.Regards Raymond Sleep Warracknabeal Victoria Australia

From: Beth (Eeyore1277@aol.com)  
April 8 2003
Thanks for the great page. I was visited Tintagel a couple of weeks ago, while on vacation. Now, that I'm back home, three thousand miles away, this is the best way to revisit my trip.

From: michael rotherham (michael@sa86.net.com)  
March 31 2003
my son and i was over in the uk 2 weeks ago and went to Tintagel it was grate you have grate home page...

From: Carla (camelotcastle125@hotmail.com)  
Home page: http://www.executive-florida-villas.com
March 20 2003
Lovely, informative website. My guests often ask me if I can give them real information regarding Arthur, Camelot and Tintagel, so now I can direct here.
Keep up the good work.

From: Tony /Jacqui Bacon (bacon@oceanfree.net)  
March 20 2003
Well done, a good site with plenty of interest to attract potential visitors to your town

You have a very nice home page.
From: Mike (bathon@poczta.fm)  
Home page: http://www.frontrange-software.net
March 19 2003
Hello
Very nice site . I have already bookmarked it. Best wishes for You, Mike

This Quick message guide was a funny idea.
From: Mara Pichler (tapi@gmx.at)  
March 18 2003
You`re great! Thank you for doing your best to manage the visitors!!!

From: Will Wallis (shimbo@freenetname.co.uk)  
Home page: http://www.shimbo.co.uk
March 17 2003
Hi David, thanks for your help on my website. Lets hope 'Cornwall in Focus' becomes Cornwall's No.2 site...cos you are surely Number One!!!

From: sirjohn  
Home page: http://www.johnnyray.com
March 16 2003
very good site, very clean. check out mine some time at http://ww.sirjohn.net or http://www.johnnyray.com

From: Russell Henton (rphenton@hotmail.com)  
March 16 2003
I have not be to Tintagel since 1979, We used to stay at
The Headlands Camping sight belonging to Bill & Joan Tremain. I am very fond of Tintagel and I hope to come back some day, I Still live with my Family, but they have never wanted to go back. But for me Tintagel is the best place on earth. I just LOVE CORNWALL, I have some of my best memory's of my holidays in Tintagel.
Thanks to all the nice people in Cornwall
Russell Henton.

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Rachel Tregunno (pook136@hotmail.com)  
March 16 2003
I really enjoyed this page. It is evident that it is the product of hard work. Good job and please keep up the good work! Toronto Roxx!!!!

From: cathie   
March 16 2003
Very intresting web site, lots of interest for a first time visitor

From: Robyn Forno (rlf@bigpond.net.au)  
March 13 2003
I visited Tintagel in 1981 and am delighted to see information about it on the net. Great job!

From: Fred Murfitt (FMurfitt@aol.com)  
March 13 2003
Excellent site look for to seeing the area again. One problem, the war dead has columns for date and regiment transposed. Not a problem but thought I should tell you. Best wishes

From: Alexander Marr  
March 12 2003
An excellent site and most useful.

From: pete rush (sharon.rush@btinternet.com)  
March 12 2003
Brilliant site

From: Denise Morel (meditrends@msn.com)  
March 11 2003
WOW! My cousins and I will be visiting you in early July! Can't wait!

From: Michael Johnson (devonmike@rogers.com)  
February 23 2003
Love Tintagel and area. Now live in Toronto. Can you tell me if parts of the 1954 movie "Knights of the Round Table were in fact filmed in your area?

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Kleve K. Smith Sr. (pandk@houston.rr.com)  
February 23 2003
Thanks for the great web page, it is going to help tremendously with planning our trip in 2004 from Houston, Texas

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Jack Chapman (jack.chapman@ntlworld.com)  
February 23 2003
I lived in Delabole during 1939-1942 and went to school at Sir James Smith Grammar School. A friend was ' Bill ' Brown who lived at Trewarmett Farm and used to cycle part way with a crowd of us from school. I now live in Suffolk but often wonder if Bill is still in the Tintagel area. Anyone with any news please? Thanks Jack Chapman

From: Peter (peterbarnesinit@hotmail.com)  
February 17 2003
Great Pics, will have to visit very soon, all the best

Write an E-mail to me, please
From: Nicola Reeves (nr006e8547@blueyonder.co.uk)  
February 16 2003
A brilliant site!
Tintagel is the most wonderful place in the world.
I haven't been for a while but in the 1990's stayed there for holidays for 5 years.
The Cottage Tea Shop is wonderful.
Keep up the good work.

I like your Guest Book.
From: Kelvin Bell (dieselboy66@hotmail.com)  
February 10 2003
Interesting site I am coming to visit you in the summer while I touring England.

You have a very nice home page.
From: LORRAINE ORTON (ORTON50@AOL.COM)  
February 8 2003
I ENJOY YOUR HOMEPAGE, I WANTED TO COME TO TINTAGEL LAST APRIL WHEN I WAS IN ENGLAND BUT DID NOT MAKE IT. WE ARE RETURNING THIS APRIL AND PLAN ON SPENDING TIME THERE. I LOVE THE AREA. HELLO FROM SYRACUSE NEW YORK. I HOPE ALL REMAINS PEACEFUL AND PEOPLE CAN LEARN TO LIVE WITH ONE ANOTHER AND STOP ALL OF THIS NASTY BUSINESS. IT WILL BE NICE TO SEE TINTAGEL AFTER ALL I HAVE READ ABOUT IT

From: Georges BERTIN (georges.bertin49@wanadoo.fr)  
Home page: http://www.otr-france.com
February 7 2003
Last year we were happy to visit Tintagel Hall of chivalry with a part of our French order. Have a good time with Arthur's as we have in France with Sir Launcelot of the Lake and others.. God bless you all. Georges KRT

From: BERTIN Georges (georges.bertin49@wanadoo.fr)  
Home page: http://membres.lycos.fr/imaginouest
February 7 2003
Have many regards from French members of the Order of Knights and Ladies of The Round Table. Yours Fraternally. G B KRT Knight Herald.

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Bob Bokelman (robertbokelman@aol.com)  
February 5 2003
I'll be in Boscastle in June. Will spend a lot of time in your town. Best wishes for the New Year.

From: John Martin (johnmfritz@aol.com)  
February 3 2003
My wife comes from Delabole. So the photos have brought back many happy memories, particularly Walkeys shop where my wife was a customer and knew Sally.

From: Ashley Doel (ashirley1@optusnet.com.au)  
February 1 2003
David, lived in Tintagel during late 60's, lived in Fore st at drapery store opposite the Uglows. Went to school at Tintagel primary & Sir James Smith's
Is there anybody still around from those days? Look forward to hearing from you.

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Ian Macpherson (imacpherson@talk21.com)  
January 27 2003
I was last in Tintagel some 35 years ago and hope to visit the area again in early May this year. I sincerely hope that not too much has changed in the intervening time! Best regards


Good work there, with your home page.
From: Vivien Wei (vivien617@hotmail.com)  
January 20 2003
Tintagel is a very special place for me, and I've been thinking of revisiting it soon. Hopefully this March. You've done a great Job David. Gorgeous pics. Well done

From: Will Wallis (shimbo@freenetname.co.uk)  
Home page: http://www.shimbo.co.uk
January 16 2003
Dear David, Just checking out your site and my kinks, I mean links, as I have recently upgraded my site. Could you supply me a graphic for my home page please? I hope to be walking around Trebarwith and Tintagel very soon, perhaps we could meet up. Keep up the good work! Cheers, Will at Cornwall in Focus

From: Earlene (efiori@attbi.com)  
January 11 2003
Thanks for the pics. I hope to be back in England and visiting Cornwall in spring of '04. I am hoping that there is no war with Iraq and that United is able to continue flying.
I live in the central valley of California in the states.

From: Katie Hicks (eg.Katie@yahoo.com)  
January 8 2003
Great work on every thing! You have a great guest book too!

You have good links on your page.
From: ron hart (camtowncll@aol.com)  
January 7 2003

Good work there, with your home page.
From: mal shorthouse (mshort@onetel.net.uk)  
January 5 2003
Most interesting and I like the photos. Keep it up

From: ellen wilson  
January 5 2003
Fantastic photos of Tintagel - will definitely be returning (both to the place and here!)

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From: Michael Parker (michael.parker3@ntlworld.com)  
January 4 2003
Nice site, and very useful to me as the wife and I regularly come down from South Wales to stay at Trebarwith, either in one of the holiday homes or at The Port William. If you fancy an unusual pic of Gull Rock with the sun sinking slowly into the sea behind it for your site then e-mail me

From: Helen A (sirensongau@yahoo.com.au)  
January 4 2003
Wow! What a fabulous website. Thank you for all the information it contains. I've bookmarked it as I've spent ages looking through different sections and still haven't finished.  Thanks also for the forum. What a great idea. I've already received a prompt answer to a question I posted and found information form some of the other posts.
The whole thing is really first class. Well done!

Good work there, with your home page.
From: steven hall (steven.hall15@btopenworld.com)  
January 4 2003
I only visit Cornwall for holidays , now I've seen your web site I will have to book a extra couple of days to see Tintagel .

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Ray and Debbie Skeates (scoucer30@hotmail.com)  
January 4 2003
We will be coming down to Cornwall in May , and my partner is interested in Tintagel, as I have been there before and have told her about it , is it possible to send us some info on Tintagel via e-mail please

You have good links on your page.
From: Marian Bennett (meben28@hotmail.com)  
January 1 2003
Cheers Jackie and thank you for a wonderful New Years Eve party. I've passed your web site on to USA and they like it too!!!

From: Sharon Fonseca (spf@cox-internet.com)  
December 28 2002
Tintagel castle. My daughter visited there with the honors class from college and gave me a framed photo of a view from the castle ruins.

From: Joan Cruickshank (cruicksj@cyberus.ca)  
December 25 2002
Visited Tintagel several years ago and we were fascinated with the ruins. Although we are aware of the legends concerning the site, we were wondering where we might find historical information. As "history buffs" we would like to know more about Tintagel's past. Merry Christmas from Canada!

From: Ruth D Taylor  
December 13 2002
I now live in the states but spent many happy vacations in Tintagel at JillPool, I am always telling my friends who visit england to visit here also to see Boscastle and Valency valley. I have not been back to England for 22 yrs but these pics made me a little homesick

From: Gudrun  
December 13 2002
Well done! Great homepage! Finally I found all the information I needed about King Arthur!

From: John Braund (marss@marss.org)  
Home page: http://www.marss.org
December 3 2002
My parents had a garage opposite St.Thomas Church in Camelford. I went to school where the council offices are situated. Would be delighted to hear from any residents and contemporaries. Now resident in Western Canada, but will be in Devon over the Christmas/New Year.
A great site full of memories. Had forgotten all about 'Awkways'!!!
Is the headmaster in the 1933 picture Mr. Lease?

Good work there, with your home page.
From: Betty Brannon (coastalevents@aol.com) 
Home page: http://www.coastalevents.net
November 26 2002
I love your webpage. I am in the process of planning a trip to the UK for a group of Boy Scouts in 2004 and have found a lot of very useful information on your website. Thanks for doing such a good job!

From: Peter & Alison Hinitt. (peter_hinitt@ntlworld.com)  
November 19 2002
Hello David,
I've just spent 2 hours browsing your innovative & excellent site. We have spent at least 2 weeks in Cornwall every year for the last 53 years, since the age of one when we went with our parents, since then we have taken our two children now 28 & 31, & now we all visit every year complete with three grandchildren. The magic never fades nor the wish to return as soon as we have returned home to Rugby in the midlands.
Thanks again for such a comprehensive & informative site.

Good work there, with your home page.
From: barbara guest (barbara.guest1@btopenworld.com)  
November 16 2002

From: Alex Drover (Alex.Drover@mouchel.com)  
November 11 2002
Hello
Its been nearly two months since I left Tintagel to live in sunny Essex.
After living in Tintagel for 33 years I do miss the place, stunning scenery etc.
Will be back for Christmas

From: Wh00sh (metalgran@wh00sh.fsnet.co.uk)  
November 8 2002
We have just returned from five days in Cornwall, and it was great to just walk and take in the atmosphere once again to meet up with old friends, new friends, listen to the music, and feel at one with the elements. This is my spiritual home, and it never lets me down. I will return soon but until then your website refreshes my pagan soul.
Byeeeeeeee....... Blessed Be

From: Sue Grocott (s.grocott@ntlworld.com)  
November 6 2002
Thank you: the best Cornish website I've seen.
Been to Cornwall only three times. Twice with ex and kids when I fell for Tintagel, and once post-ex(!), the only holiday I provided for my family. We came on the train and walked or caught local busses everywhere. Far better than being "tied" to a car. We remember it as the best fortnight of our lives. Your evocative photos, evoke wonderful memories. Only hope I can come back soon. It's already been 6 years. Tintagel is where I belong.
Sorry if this sounds arrogant but I have some wonderful photos you may be interested in!

From: Jeff (jelms@continentalrelay.com)  
Home page: http://ContinentalRelay.com/br
October 29 2002
Great site

You have a very nice home page.
From: grillandini luca (greta.grillo@libero.it)  
October 27 2002
I've visited your town with my wife 5 years ago. the place is wonderful and i remember again the sensations that i have had during these days. I hope to return again in King Arthur's land. Greetings from Florence

From: CLAIRE (josie@jcdunne.fsnet.co.uk)  
October 25 2002
This has to be the best site on "Cornwall" that I have ever visited. The photographs are truly exceptional, I really enjoyed your site. I shall certainly be down in Cornwall soon.
Love Claire

From: Con
October 23 2002
Just surfing from Austin Texas USA. Family roots are in Devon and Cornwall many many years ago.

From: dan (dan2@austarnet.com.au)  
October 21 2002
one of best sites i have seen, great deal of work

From: Will Wallis (shimbo@freenetname.co.uk)
Home page: http://www.shimbo.co.uk
October 20 2002
Dear David, I enjoyed looking at your website, especially the photographs of Trebarwith and Tintagel. As you may know my son and I are currently walking around the Cornish Coast and will soon be nearing Trebarwith Strand, weather permitting. Keep up the good work. Thanks, Will
Jenna Glasscock (jennagg@earthlink.net)  
October 8 2002
I enjoyed reading about Frederick Glasscock; it is not often I find people with my last name. I have been trying to find out about the Glasscocks, and when they came to America

From: Sheila Pope (was Dawe) (ropo@blueyonder.co.uk)  
October 7 2002
Dear Diddy David - Luuved the Charter Day - great fun - lots of laughs. The Mayor and his Mayoress did a grand job. Enjoyed the Morris Wreckers (my legs are paying for it now!). Well worth the trip from Bristol. Will have to go again next year

From: Samantha (dreamyeyedfemale@msn.com)  
October 4 2002
This is my first trip to the UK. I am from Alabama, and I will be arriving in London in October. When I booked my flight I knew that I was going to go to Tintagel to see King Arthur's Castle. I am excited to be allowed to see a place that is seeped with history. I am looking forward to seeing it and I know that I shall not be disappointed. :o)

From: vandal (jvdal@home.nl) 
October 4 2002
Enjoyed seeing your site I was born in Cornwall PZ and lived there until I got married and moved to Holland but I have never been to Tintagel but next time I come I will go and visit keep up the goed work

From: Lucy (dawe@currantbun.com)  
September 30 2002
I like your photo's, they were that interesting they made me late for bed..... Thanks Lucy.

From: Tom Kireilis (thomas.kireilis@gsa.gov) 
September 19 2002
Greetings from America! We stayed in Boscastle last February and enjoyed it so much that we decided to come back the end of next week (9/28/2002). We typically spend a week golfing in Bowood Park. We plan on thoroughly exploring Tintagel while there and, hopefully, do some shopping and bring something home as a remembrance.

From: amanda furse (amanda@furse.freeserve.co.uk)  
September 17 2002
I am doing a Geography project at school about honeypot sites and have chosen Tintagel as an example so I have found your website very informative and helpful Thanks!

From: Simon Mills (smil2921@bigpond.net.au)  
September 17 2002
Lived in Boscastle in the late 50's and 60's went to Camelford primary then Sir James Smiths. Went on Fry's coaches to school as well as the "Regal"
This web site has brought back so many good memories Thank you.

From: Eva Eichenberger (eva.eichenberger@stawa.bs.ch)  
September 15 2002
Dear David
Having spent another lovely holiday in Tintagel (the 20th in 22 years!) at the beginning of September I find it hard to settle back into the old routine at home! Only someone who has stood on Glebe cliff watching the sun set knows what I'm talking about when I say Tintagel (and the whole of Cornwall) is the most beautiful and magic place I've ever been to. I'm eternally grateful to fate for having brought me here for the first time all those years ago. We were always made welcome and felt at home from day one - a big thank you to everyone,
I will always come back!
Your website is very well done and keeps us Tintagel addicts informed.

From: John Vesey (jvesey@attbi.com)  
September 11 2002
Glad to find this site, hope to retire back home soon to Polyphant

I especially like the page about .
From: Miguel Senosiain (jsenosia@pnte.cfnavarra.es)  
September 4 2002
Great to view your website. Tintagel is a very nice place. I was there in 1997 and I hope I will come back again one day. Seguro que sí.

From: Dave
September 1 2002
Just had to say I had a great time in Tintagel once again . Thanks to everyone in this most beautiful part of the world. My heart and soul still dwells in your fair land may the Gods be with you

From: Elizabeth Cooper (eap@bwkip.com)  
August 31 2002
Only someone who has stood on the shore of Tintagel and seen the beauty of Cornwall truly knows the feeling of losing their heart and knowing full well they will never see it again until they stand on Cornish land once again.

From: Jeanna (jeanna_canapari@yahoo.com)  
August 30 2002
I can't wait to go back to Tintagel the next time I am lucky enough to go to England.

From: Margaret Mann (margaret.mann@bhpsteel.com)  
August 29 2002
Have been told I must go to Tintagel when in UK next June/July, so I will.......</