Help improve the Yorkshire Dales!

Hi everyone! As you may or may not know, LambWatch is based right on the border of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which is a region of England very close to my heart and one which I believe to be one of the most beautiful parts of the world. If you haven't yet visited, it really is worth it for its breathtaking scenery, unique character, people and countryside. The Yorkshire Dales has a website (http://www.yorkshiredales.org.uk) with lots of information about the park. They are currently reviewing their site and the information in it and this is where you guys could be really really helpful as they are conducting a survey on the website which I personally would be very grateful if you wouldn't mind completing. It shouldn't take any longer than say 15 minutes of your time to complete and the information you enter will be really useful in helping the Yorkshire Dales make the website more informative and useful for visitors and inhabitants of the park alike so it would be really great if you could complete the survey. Here is a link to the survey: Yorkshire Dales Web Survey 2008 (there is a link on the page to "Start Survey". Also, if there are any points that you feel you missed when you completed the survey or if you think of something else that you think would be relevant to the website then feel free to use this thread to post about it. Cheers guys!

Hi Dan Ive taken the survey. Just to let you know the link to the survey in your post doesnt seem to work. Hope you are all ok xx

Correction, the link is working now :)

Hehe thanks Christine! You're a star!

Had a look around the Yorkshire Dales website and enjoyed the visit very much. I filled in the survey and even enjoyed that too. Loved the way the colour changed as the curser went over the question. There is lots of interesting information on there including very good photographs at the top of each page.

Did it today. I do everything you say to improve the Dales:)

Thanks Margaret and Dani :)

i hope that as more americans evolve and want to look back into our history we return, not only to england, but to also see the country our forefathers came from. my best wishes to you all in trying to retain this bit of history and nature!