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Remote User:
Date:: 25 Jan 2002
Time:: 15:25:56

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Interesting site. John Owen Appuldurcombe House, Isle of Wight.

Remote User:
Date:: 22 Jan 2002
Time:: 02:48:55

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Look forward to more content on the work of Capability Brown. I have added a link from my site to yours. My web site is http://www.mlys00070.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk and is called Elusive Garden Links Martin

Remote User:
Date:: 07 Jan 2002
Time:: 17:42:59

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I am interested in knowing if he used the concept of the "Ha-Ha". If so, where? Dolores D. Elliott

There are a number of "Ha-Ha" examples within the "Brown" gardens but it would be difficult to attribute these works to him unless they are actually mentioned in the "bills" . One has to remember that these large gardens have evolved over time and many hands have been involved ~ webmaster

Remote User:
Date:: 19 Dec 2001
Time:: 12:42:57

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Most interesting from a Western Australian English landscaper/gardener

Remote User:
Date:: 04 Nov 2001
Time:: 04:42:22

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Interesting site on the life and works of the master gardener who has left a lasting legacy. I am researching the life of another remarkable man, John "Mad Jack" Fuller, Squire of Brightling. Fuller's sister Frances married Capability Brown's son Lancelot. However, I have experienced much difficulty obtaining details re their marriage, children etc. Any thoughts? www.johnmadjackfuller.homestead.com afarquharson@sympatico.ca

Remote User:
Date:: 13 Aug 2001
Time:: 07:03:52

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wonderful website. beats television in New Zealand. thanks. pentony@infogen.net.nz

Remote User:
Date:: 09 Aug 2001
Time:: 19:00:42

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i'm italian, going to come to UK also for seeing "cabability" brown's gardens. it would be nice to find in this website a little map of england with marquees of the places of his gardens, to help stangers to organize a tour through the country thanks. if there is a site with a map like that, please tell me thanks chiccafr@tin.it

Remote User:
Date:: 23 Jul 2001
Time:: 16:16:35

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i am trying to find out whether capability brown designed the garden at Woodhill House, Kentish Lane, Hatfield, Herts. Can you help at all?

There is no record of it but that is not an absolute confirmation that he did not ~ webmaster

Remote User:
Date:: 14 Jun 2001
Time:: 23:45:45

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My Redgrave Park website is now up and running. Visit www.holt-wilson.freeserve.co.uk and find out about Brown's work at Redgrave Park, Suffolk. Yours,Tim Holt-Wilson

Remote User:
Date:: 03 May 2001
Time:: 22:30:50

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Interested - I lecture on Capability Brown Steffie Shields shieldssb@aol.com

Remote User:
Date:: 05 Apr 2001
Time:: 22:04:56

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Look forward to adding a link to your site from mine on Redgrave Park which I am building. See Dorothy Stroud's book for further details.

Yours sincerely

Tim Holt-Wilson