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Name |
County/State |
Country |
Comments |
| 0250 |
Anthony Meehan |
Middlesex |
UK |
I
completed the C-2-C this year and along with many of my fellow
walkers on the trail we could not understand why the route is
not recognised as a National Trail. There are many people relying on
this long distance path for their living - all those B&Bs, pubs
etc would really benefit for the enhanced profile that a National Trail
status would give the route. |
| 0249 |
Geoff Moores |
Devon |
UK |
Long
overdue. When I did the C2C it was an experience like the Canterbury
Tales! Kept meeting the walkers who started on the same day and we
shared experiences at the end-quite life changing and unique. Distinct
from the established National Trails I have done. Good luck. |
| 0248 |
Tony Burrows |
Herts |
UK |
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| 0247 |
George W Watts |
Hants |
UK |
If any walk should be a National Trail it is the C to C. Because:
It is achievable by a moderately fit person. It shows England
at it's best both through the magnificent scenery and the friendliness
of the people met along the way.
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| 0246 |
Pat Gilkes |
Worcs |
UK |
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| 0245 |
Anne Richardson |
West
Yorkshire |
UK |
This
is a walk i would have loved to do. But owing to having a stroke,
unfortunately that will never happen. How I envy those who have
done such a beautiful walk. It should be recognised, as it is
one of our British treasures. |
| 0244 |
Chris Bacon |
Derbyshire |
UK |
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| 0243 |
Rowena Berringer |
Ontario |
CAN |
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| 0242 |
Sandy Franklin |
Yorkshire |
UK |
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| 0241 |
David K. Owen |
Lancashire |
UK |
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| 0240 |
David & Heather
Pitt |
Cumbria |
UK |
As
a two time C2C walker (once with Heather) I am delighted to see
that my pre-2006 AGM suggestion to the Committee about the Path's elevation
to that of a National Trail is now bearing fruit. |
| 0239 |
Deborah Kaplan |
Denmark |
DEN |
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| 0238 |
Keith Burton |
Staffs |
UK |
This
walk is head and shoulders above many I have walked. How on earth
it will not be cosidered as a National Trail is beyond me. |
| 0237 |
Nicole Roberts |
Alrington,
VA |
USA |
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| 0236 |
Nigel Holden |
West
Yorkshire |
UK |
Without
doubt the finest long distance walk in the country, this absolutely
should be a recognised National Trail. It is a National Treasure. |
| 0235 |
David Thomas |
Manchester |
UK |
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| 0234 |
Mrs Jill King |
Cleveland |
UK |
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| 0233 |
Jack Woods |
Lancs |
UK |
I
understand that the C2C is the second most popular long distance
walk in the WORLD; so it must surely deserve recognition as a
National Trail. I wonder, though, what AW would have thought? |
| 0232 |
David Featherstone |
Northants |
UK |
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| 0231 |
The Ven Arthur Siddall |
Naples |
Italy |
We
have enjoyed the Pembrokeshire Coast Path for nearly 40 yrs.
The Coast-to-coast is in that category at least. I support the
Campaign. |
0230 |
Tony Willey |
Cumbria |
UK |
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| 0229 |
Jenny Whalley |
Herts |
UK |
Any
walk as popular as the coast to coast should be regarded as a national
trail. This one has the added merint of crossing the country from one
side to the other as indicated by its name, what higher claim could
it have to being regarded as a national trail. |
| 0228 |
John E. Baker |
Cumbria |
UK |
A
really great walk that deserves full recognition. |
| 0227 |
Colin Foreman |
Suffolk |
UK |
I
did the Coast-to-Coast as a 16 year old in 1982, and have been planning
to do again for the last 20 years! |
| 0226 |
Andy Littleton |
Tyne
& Wear |
UK |
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| 0225 |
Chris Pagan |
East
Sussex |
UK |
This
is the finest long distance walk in the country. |
| 0224 |
Leon Alexis Moody |
North
Yorkshire |
UK |
I
did the C2C walk twice as a child and really enjoyed it. |
| 0223 |
Pauline Moody |
North
Yorkshire |
UK |
The
Coast to Coast Walk is simply the finest walk in Britain. |
| 0222 |
Ray Moody |
North
Yorkshire |
UK |
I
believe that the Coast to Coast Walk is the finest walk in England
and has brought much economic development to isolated country areas
and attracted much foreign currency to the country. |
| 0221 |
Kevin Barber |
Lancashire |
UK |
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| 0220 |
Andy Pawlicki |
Cheshire |
UK |
Keep
up the good work! |
| 0219 |
Nicola Webster |
Nottingham |
UK |
I
did the coast to coast when I was 13 years old and can't wait to do
it again in the near future - make it a National Trail please! |
| 0218 |
Richard McCarthy |
Kent |
UK |
The
C2C walk is of national importance and should be recognised as such. |
| 0217 |
M Spires |
Co.Durham |
UK |
It's
a superb walk, and have done it 3 times and next year (2007)
I'm planning to do again (last walk was 1991). I'm concerned
a bit about it's popularity and the National Trail status. But
times are changing, though I don't think Wainwright would not
of been too happy about it. Also it has turned out to be a money
spinner. If it helps the local econom, that's all the better. |
| 0216 |
Charles Duncan |
Ayrshire |
UK |
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| 0215 |
Philip Riley |
West
Midlands |
UK |
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| 0214 |
Guy Stanley |
West
Sussex |
UK |
With
a fellow member, both of whom have completed all 214 Lakeland peaks,
I hope to complete this trail next year, and so fully support the bid
for official trail status. |
| 0213 |
Stuart Macpherson |
Tyne
and Wear |
UK |
Done
the walk each year 1990 to 1996 - once with my children aged 10 and
11 and wife - a little older. It shows Britain at its best. Stayed
at some great B&Bs on route. Should it be made an official route?
- well of course - even if permissible routes are accepted. Pure bliss
of a walk. |
| 0212 |
John Hampton |
Shropshire |
UK |
I
am so happy to get the chance to sign this very important petition,
and if there is any think else that i can do to help this campaign,
please let me know. |
| 0211 |
William Bell |
Durham |
UK |
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| 0210 |
David Claxton |
Cumbria |
UK |
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| 0209 |
Ena Wyatt |
Monmouth
shire |
UK |
Best
walk I have ever done. Much better than the Pennine Way |
| 0208 |
K L Malone |
South
Yorkshire |
UK |
This
is one of the best, iconic and beautiful walks in Britain. It
should be preserved for all people. |
| 0207 |
Charlie Withall |
South
Yorkshire |
UK |
The
walk remains one of our best holidays. |
| 0206 |
Brian Jones |
Cheshire |
UK |
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| 0205 |
Frank Squibb |
Cornwall |
UK |
A
wonderful walk. I'm only amazed that it hasn't already been recognised
as a National Trail, for it certainly deserves to be. |
| 0204 |
Roger Sivers |
Iowa |
USA |
I
walked the C2C in August 2006 and found it to be a very rewarding,
scenic and delightful walk. It deserves to be a National Trail. |
| 0203 |
Mr James McBride |
Cumbria |
UK |
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| 0202 |
Janet Powson |
Cleveland |
UK |
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| 0201 |
Andrew Stichbury |
Essex |
UK |
The
best walk of all, one of the best in the world, cannot be beaten for
variety. Should be the top national trail. Can be done in two weeks
so fits into most peoples holiday schedules. |
