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Message from Sri Lanka

The site looks very good in Sri Lanka.

Merry Christmas to all.

M & J.

Great to know when the site is visited.

Web Site

I have just had a look at your web site after being told by

Mrs. Iris Fawcett how good it was, well, having sat and read through everything and looked at the video, I have to say it is more than good, it is wonderful, the history and photographs make the village look so inviting, which I know it is.

Good luck in your events, and if I hadn't already had my website done for Birmingham Heartlands Support Group I would have asked who ever has done this to set up ours,

Best wishes for a successful year.

Gwen Allen 29/03/07

There are now many new items on the site.

Visits to Mickleton

I really enjoy my visits to this village. There are always so many interesting events going on and being planned. After many visits I am beginning to know many of the characters and I have also taken part in several past events e.g. Wild West Show, Old Time Music Hall and my favourite of all the 40's Night. I am always made to feel welcome wherever I go.

Having looked at your web site I must admit I am very impressed with the Mickleton in Bloom project and would like to offer my congratulations to all who are working so hard to make it a success.

Last night I stayed with my friends Iris and Max Fawcett in order to see the Stratford Operatic Concert -which was superb.

Best wishes for all future undertakings. Sheila Hill. 01/07/07

Thankyou,

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"Mickleton in Bloom reaches Australia "

Hi,

I am John W Tyson and have just been sent the link to your village, I did visit the village a few years ago to visit an old navy friend we joined the royal navy together in 1947. My friend is Wilf Bartlett, and I am in touch with him and his wife Joan quite regular, and I always ask him about the green houses it seems such a pity to see all that waste but I suppose the birds benefit from them. All the best from us down under

John & Janet Tyson 02/05/07

The Union Flag.

In order the meet the technicalities associated with the flying of the Union Flag - namely the raising and lowering of the flag each day and the man power necessary to accomplish this - it was agreed at the last meeting of the Mickleton in Bloom group that a flag would only be raised on appropriate occasions.

11/06/07

"Mickleton in Bloom reaches New Zealand"

Hello to Mickleton in Bloom

I just had to write & congratulate you on your wonderful site. A little piece of back ground as to how I found you.

In May 2006 I had the pleasure of visiting my sister Mrs. Moore who lives in your beautiful village she showed me around & introduced me to many of the locals.

My sister sent me an e-mail telling me to go into your site where I could see photo's of the Tea Party & dance plus the wonderful video of Mickleton in snow.

Your in-depth description of the village history is great, a lovely history lesson for me. So you see even on the other side of the world your lovely village is being seen. I have family here in NZ that are coming to the UK in August this year (my daughter & husband) I can now show them what they can expect to see when they visit their Aunt (my sister).

Keep up the good work I am sure to visit the site again.

Wishing you all well.

Regards

Ivy Williams, Bay Of Plenty, North Island, New Zealand 22/04/07

We look forward to meeting you on your visit to the UK.

	Comments received by email
	Message from Sri Lanka The site looks very good in Sri Lanka. Merry Christmas to all. M & J. Great to know when the site is visited.	Web Site I have just had a look at your web site after being told by Mrs. Iris Fawcett how good it was, well, having sat and read through everything and looked at the video, I have to say it is more than good, it is wonderful, the history and photographs make the village look so inviting, which I know it is. Good luck in your events, and if I hadn't already had my website done for Birmingham Heartlands Support Group I would have asked who ever has done this to set up ours, Best wishes for a successful year. Gwen Allen 29/03/07 There are now many new items on the site.
	Visits to Mickleton I really enjoy my visits to this village. There are always so many interesting events going on and being planned. After many visits I am beginning to know many of the characters and I have also taken part in several past events e.g. Wild West Show, Old Time Music Hall and my favourite of all the 40's Night. I am always made to feel welcome wherever I go. Having looked at your web site I must admit I am very impressed with the Mickleton in Bloom project and would like to offer my congratulations to all who are working so hard to make it a success. Last night I stayed with my friends Iris and Max Fawcett in order to see the Stratford Operatic Concert -which was superb. Best wishes for all future undertakings. Sheila Hill. 01/07/07 Thankyou, We appreciate your comments and support.
	If you would like to feature on our web site or have ideas for inclusion, please contact the Webmaster	"Mickleton in Bloom reaches Australia " Hi, I am John W Tyson and have just been sent the link to your village, I did visit the village a few years ago to visit an old navy friend we joined the royal navy together in 1947. My friend is Wilf Bartlett, and I am in touch with him and his wife Joan quite regular, and I always ask him about the green houses it seems such a pity to see all that waste but I suppose the birds benefit from them. All the best from us down under John & Janet Tyson 02/05/07
	The Union Flag. In order the meet the technicalities associated with the flying of the Union Flag - namely the raising and lowering of the flag each day and the man power necessary to accomplish this - it was agreed at the last meeting of the Mickleton in Bloom group that a flag would only be raised on appropriate occasions. 11/06/07
	"Mickleton in Bloom reaches New Zealand" Hello to Mickleton in Bloom I just had to write & congratulate you on your wonderful site. A little piece of back ground as to how I found you. In May 2006 I had the pleasure of visiting my sister Mrs. Moore who lives in your beautiful village she showed me around & introduced me to many of the locals. My sister sent me an e-mail telling me to go into your site where I could see photo's of the Tea Party & dance plus the wonderful video of Mickleton in snow. Your in-depth description of the village history is great, a lovely history lesson for me. So you see even on the other side of the world your lovely village is being seen. I have family here in NZ that are coming to the UK in August this year (my daughter & husband) I can now show them what they can expect to see when they visit their Aunt (my sister). Keep up the good work I am sure to visit the site again. Wishing you all well. Regards Ivy Williams, Bay Of Plenty, North Island, New Zealand 22/04/07 We look forward to meeting you on your visit to the UK.