Skeffling Community Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Judith
From: Near Driffield
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I've really enjoyed looking through your website pages. I had ancestors living in Skeffling in the mid 1800s. Please do you know if the following addresses still exist: Gillcross House; Gillcross Cottages & Cammidge? Cottages? Do photos exist? My ancestors were the Marritt & Hammond families. James Hammond came up from Suffolk after his parents died. Please does anyone know why he would travel from Suffolk to Skeffling between 1861 & 1867? I wonder how he heard of Skeffling!
I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.

Added: November 20, 2011

Submitted by
Name: MargaretRowling
From: Filey
Website: http://bridteacher.blogspot.com/
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I have just blogged about The Old Vicarage Skeffling

Added: February 21, 2011

Submitted by
Name: David
From: Weeton

Comments:
Found your quiz page by accident this week, didn't know our neighbours had a website. The quiz was more challenging than the usual offerings you see on other web pages. Like the little touch of the characters giving what I thought was dubious advice though. Will be making these pages a regular stop in the future.

Could you give some info on Weeton if possible.
:!cool:

Added: July 24, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Charmain Parsonage
From: Skeffling

Comments:
I thought it was very strange that you should be making comments about us all in that way and I'm very pleased to learn that it wasn't you. I think the so and so who has been using your name though is a total prat (if that's allowed on here) and its a shame we cannot find out who it was exactly. Anyway, Colin I'm glad it's been cleared up.
Charmain

Added: April 12, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Charmain Parsonage
From: Skeffling

Comments:
Re your comments Colin. Why? I go to work, come home, have my tea, do a bit of work and go to bed. Every day, five days a week. What on earth have I and the rest of the villagers, who are all probably doing just as mundane things, done to deserve such harsh comments? If you have an issue with someone in particular then I think you ought to sort whatever it is with them and not be so rude about the rest of us.

Added: April 11, 2010

Submitted by
Name: colin revell
From: skeffling

Comments:
This post has had to be edited because the comments made were not by the person concerned. It appears to be someone who has a grudge against Colin. (As webmaster I can categorically confirm that Colin is innocent in this matter)

What a total wast of space you are all full of s**t in this village.
ill run you all out of my village so if you think your hard enough then comeon you northen bast**s

Added: April 11, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Sharon Peterson
From: Skeffling
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Skeffling Newsletter article February 2010.

I was horrified to read about the plight of the young deer caught on barbed wire in Hodgson's Field. I love the deer and feel privelaged to live near them. Yorkshire Wildlife needs to be thoroughly ashamed!! I do not understand what is happening with that field. I thought that it was going to be left for the wildlife but that has never happened.

As for the RSPCA well, I am sure everyone knows that they are very short of funds. However, it is not acceptable, under any circumstances, to leave an animal suffering in this way and I feel the man concerned did the right thing. I feel very sorry that his children witnessed the plight of this poor creature but at least they saw their father acting very responsibly by doing everything he could for the deer.

My other thought is that it would be nice if there was a vet on call for such emergencies, who would be prepared to offer their services for free, considering how much money they make from the rest of us! :!cry:

Added: February 20, 2010

Submitted by
Name: Doug Mussell
From: Windy Nook
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Great web site.

Added: September 30, 2009

Submitted by
Name: Web site Team
From: Skeffling

Comments:
The Skeffling Community, Chatter and Newsletter team would like to welcome all visitors who are kind enough to post comments on these pages.

Any comments that you feel would improve your experience of using this site are most welcome and we will endeavor to make any changes where possible.
:!cool:

Added: August 18, 2009