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NameSteve Donaldson
Date2009-07-17
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What do you think of the website?Very Nice
MessageI have a friend who lives just on the out side of Welland. Hopeing to visit in a couple of years. Just love the pictures of the country side. BEAUTIFUL!! Can't wait to see it in person and take in the local culture.
Web site is excellent.
Very informative. smilie
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NamePaddy O'Neil
Date2009-05-25
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What do you think of the website?Fantastic site. Very Interesting
MessageGreetings from Ireland. Looks like a nice place to live. Must visit next time I am over the water. smilie
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NameEddie
Date2009-05-25
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What do you think of the website?Nice Site
MessageNice site, When i was child i used live in welland House childrens Home,i used to love looking at the Malvern Hills every morning. I still like to visit Welland because it takes me back to when i was a child.
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NameEddie
Date2009-05-25
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What do you think of the website?Nice Site
MessageNice site, When i was child i used live in welland House childrens Home,i used to love looking at the Malvern Hills every morning. I still like to visit Welland because it takes me back to when i was a child.
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Date2009-02-22
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NameKieran Welland
Date2009-01-27
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What do you think of the website?pretty good
Messagesmilie hi my name is kieran welland,i come from saint john new brunswick canada.my grandfather is hugh welland and my father is daniel welland from reading englandsmilie
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NamePeter Wayne
Date2009-01-17
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What do you think of the website?Cute little site and nicely done
MessageLovely site. Almost like being there. Just Loved the panoramic photos sooooooooo clever.
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NameC. Cook
Date2008-12-06
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What do you think of the website?Enjoyed visiting!
MessageCame to the site looking for information on my family, the Cooks, who last lived in Welland before coming to the States in 1871. Lived in a residence near Pomona Cottage, Pomona House, Ullenhall Cottage (wonder if any of these places still exist?) At any rate, it looks like a lovely village, and I enjoyed the site. Hope to visit the site again--and the village itself in near future. P.S. My older brother is a retired train engineer and loves steam engines--he will be fascinating to hear about the interest there in Welland.
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NamePeter and Anne Westerby
Date2008-10-22
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What do you think of the website?Excellent!!!!
MessageA really lovely website. Just love the photos. Living in the States its so nice to see 'local' photos. Quirky things like signs and road markings you may take for granted.

Keep up the good work. When we come over next year Welland will be on our must see visit list.

Have a nice day all! smilie
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Nameann South
Date2008-10-05
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What do you think of the website?a really lovely site.
MessageA website that can be enjoyed by people living in the Malvern area; and those who live miles away; but occasionally have the pleasure of visiting and appreciating the beauty of the area. I would imagine it to be truly invaluable to the housebound in the St. James' Parish. The inclusion of the photographs taken locally is a wonderful idea. Well done to all concerned.
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