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Janet Martlew
My husband, myself and our two daughters had a beautiful week here in June 09, our summer. Friendly people, lovely village, great food in the pub also.

John F Young
Steeple Ashton and the magnificent Church and steeple its name derives from my Great Grand mother was born there a Mary Ann Young formerly Sims and lived in Fore Street Steeple Ashton. she moved to South London about 1850.

Brenda Marian Cox nee Reed
My husband's COX ancestors came Edington then were of Steeple Ashton, It is a lovely place.

William B. Nash
Steeple Ashton, Wiltshire, England keeps coming up as the place my great grandfather was born and lived before migrating to the Americas. Although the film is almost 40 years-old, it has motivated me to take a break from my home in Barçelona and visit the area. . . soon.

Colleen Marsden
I am an Australian who first visited Steeple Ashton in 1974 and stayed with the Franklins. I was simply enthalled by the village and its history. I have loved it ever since anf have fond memories of my many visits.

Susan Virgin
Lovely to see the village in all its former glory. I well remember delivering milk with my father Godfrey Smith - this film brought back very happy memories. I should like to see more!

Ann Pritchard
Steeple Ashton has been ruined by interlopers, weekend cottages and the fact that the true village people could not afford the houses being built, they are of the type that are for the wealthy only. My family roots with the village have been traced back to the 1500's of which there was a book made by Dr Le mar Berrett of Salt lake City Utah America. It destroys me to see what a yuppy centre that my village has now become. There are few true villagers from families of long standing who's many generations have been born there. This feeling of desperation drove me to write poetry on the subject. One such begins, Oh my beloved village, what have they done to you. Gone are the people I once knew. Walk down your streets now and recieve a cold stare. Pass by people with nose in the air. Oh you developers you spread a cruel hand. When you came and built on all vacant land. And so it goes on. It truly saddens me to see what the place has now become.

Helen Marchant
I'm voting for this one.