I haven't been to the Cheedar Gorge since I was like, 8 or 9. It's amazing there I love it! Can't wait to go there again soon :)

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— Cherie :), October 27, 2008

yooo
im doing coursework on this its so hard! how was da caves formed? plz wb x
— olly, October 1, 2007

We Love Cheddar xxxx
— Mel Davies, October 1, 2007

Needy
I need some information on the mummy Chedder Man who was inside the caves do u have any info? or can u tell me another site for that? thnks
— sagiv, September 27, 2006

yeh I'm one of those kids who has to do a gay geography project on cheddar, i've been looking for ages but cant even find simple things like the length height and width of the gorge!!
— matt, June 4, 2006

wowwwwwwwwwwwwww it was v.neat.I loved the sites as apose to the america we are used to thanks to everyone who helped me as i got in quite a bit of trouble.Thanks again love from forest
— forest smith, February 13, 2006

hey
chedddar was good i went with my school but how do u cope with the number of tourists in cheddar?
— chj *, October 21, 2005

Convention at Cheddar
A group of us from Ireland, England, Belgium and the USA visited Cheddar Gorge mid September this year 2004, where we held our Beauty and the Beast convention - a few of the thousands of fans of the series that starred Linda Hamilton, Ron Perlman and Roy Dotrice back in the late eighties. We actually held our Winterfest ceremony complete with candles and hot punch in the cavern named St Paul's Cathedral and due to a hiccup with staff got locked into Gough's cave after closing time. We had a wonderful time though and thought the Cheddar Gorge was spectacular!
— Wendy Tunnard, October 3, 2004

cheddar is fantastic places i was there one year agoo..it was lovley time
— aneta from poland, September 21, 2004

Ilove Cheddar Gorge!
hey peeps! how rockin is this comments sectio? i kfldvdlfkjszdjcn nx c,z\s.f
— Emilie Blundell, June 25, 2004

Wow
I just finished my Geography coursework and i couldn'have chosen a better place to do it. Great!!!!!!!!!
— Richard Foggin, February 24, 2004

went to chedder/caves/gorge 3 times last year caves brill / shops great / cider & cheese exceptional/will be back in april for stock-up thanks for the memories
— Anthony Morris, January 24, 2004

Blimmin Well Good!
This website is absolutely excellent! You have totally saved me with my Geography coursework!! Thankyou so much for making such a brill website!
— Jane Mellonborough, December 8, 2003

Where is the cheese?
— Amy Thomas, December 6, 2003

CHEESE - what do you think about the Cheddar Cheese factory and shop?
— Katherine Phillips, December 6, 2003

i went yesterday but we didn't do much. spent most of the time of the coach it was a bit of a dissapointment.
— Rochelle, November 5, 2003

want to share my passion
i would love to take my partner and make love to him in the caves, where they found the cheddar man on the spot!!!!!!!!!!.
— in love, October 20, 2003

heavy cheddar man
where is cheddar man's body now? is it possible to touch it? who's got the crystal now? is chedder man for sale!!? i think all the infomation given is heavy, but the main questions are not answered such as the above!!!!!!!!!!! (heavy = wicked)
— filly, October 20, 2003

Only 1 word can describe Cheddar Gorge and the caves: Outstanding. Little miss naughty must be blind anyone who says this is boring cannot fully appreciate this work of nature, i will be back in 2004 to see and appreciate the natural beauty of the area. I also have been to Wookey Hole which is a major disappointment compared to your outstanding area.
— Peter Shaw, October 3, 2003

Beautiful is it's only word!
I thought it was lovely and am going again as soon as i can, can't wait!
— Linda, July 19, 2003

WALES RULE COZ I LIVE THERE!
I went there when i went to see my Aunt and i liked it a bit but i wasnt dead impressed or much,i like the caves in Wales best!
— Darren, July 9, 2003

Hey Hey!
It waz ok there i guess, but i seen better! Nice shops and the caves were good but i wouldnt go again any time soon!
— Heather, July 9, 2003

I went a little while ago and enjoyed it there! It was interesting to go in the shops but dear me,the Cheese Factory STUNK! So go if you want to,but DONT go in the Cheese Factory!
— Miss Moo, July 9, 2003

BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have just been there and the only thing that I enjoyed were the extremely overpiced shops! It was totally and utterly boring but you got some good snaps of the caves but none from Coxes cave wich is dissapointing.
— Little miss naughty, July 2, 2003

I went with my school and it was really interesting! I would love to go again.
— Anna, July 2, 2003

the caves are sooooooooooo cool when i visited them and now i have to make a brochure on it i think it was exerlent i would say to everyone out there i would go while you can and experience the excitment i did
— class_e, July 2, 2003

WOW!
This website is so cool! I love it so much! This will really help me with my school work. It is so amazing and it has great pictures! I really want to back to Cheddar now because I've seen this wonderful website! I can't get over how great it it! WOW1 I love you Cheddar!
— Sophie, June 25, 2003

cave lover
i'm pretty keen on caves,aswell
— cave lover, May 20, 2003

Nice caves! wana show me what they can do?
— Jenbean, April 25, 2003

These caves are ok, but if you really want to see a great cave, go to Mammouth Cave. south of Louisville, Kenyucky, USA. That is a cave!
— Henry, April 14, 2003

caves
caves are cool
— daniel, April 2, 2003

Cheddar is great but don't go to Fortes Ice Cream Parlor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
— Jenifer, January 24, 2003

Hmm, I could be Duchess for a day .....
Hullo, just wanted to say Good Job on the photos of the Caves. They are of unexpected interest to me after I learned that author J.R.R. Tolkien visited here back when and used them as a model for his Crystal Caves in "The Lord of the Rings." Even the Gorge matches descriptions used in his battle of Helm's Deep. I've no idea if anyone who comes here reads Tolkien, but it was a marvelous bit of Trivia for me, and it's grand to SEE what he saw when writing. Thank you for sharing! Cheers - Erin
— Erin, December 22, 2002

Miss
Chedder Gorge is good. Went there today. The little shops around chedder are ok, but the cheese shop is wicked !!! Caves are a little scary at times. Pictures are nice too. Bob smart was a real help for me and my year for information as we now have to do a project. Thanks !
— Jessica Edwards, October 7, 2002

beautiful
your pics are beautiful, this will help me do some school work on the gorge. gem gems
— gemma knight, September 25, 2002

My great grandmother, Lucy Carter, I think, came to the US from Cheddar. She was employed as an upstairs maid there is all I know. We have pictures of relatives around thatched-roofed homes there. Also have Millards, Hulls and Roberts who also came from England, in my family.
— Rachael Bliss, June 9, 2002

amazing but boring
Three days here would be a dream but like me went for a whole 2 weeks and got bored, the only thing that kept me going was the wheather and the fact that it was only 6 days till we got home, but to be fair the views were amazing
— Charles carr, May 14, 2002

Cheeeeese
been here before a few times and its cool but you must really stop making the cheese so strong luv slits(chink)8th may 2002
— sophie, May 8, 2002

I visited Cheddar last year and these are some beautiful examples of the caves. It makes me miss England for it's beauty. But you should have some more pic's of the town after all Cheddar is known for the cheese. And for all you confused people out there it is in England not Canada.
— Lisa Chandler, May 7, 2002

Nice , interesting and informative write up and Photographs. Enjoyed

Pravin from India
— Pravin Kumar, May 6, 2002

what a wonderful chap!!!!
i would like to say what a wonderful chap your Bob Smart is! I came to chedder the other week and Bob gave an intresting talk on how chedder caves is run for my travel and tourism course work! All i would like to say is thank you and carry on with the good work!cheers!
— Hannah Jones, April 30, 2002

i think you should add some more photos of the gorge it self from different angle!!!!
— Bryony, April 28, 2002

I think you should add a little about how the gorge was formed for all those poor children who have to do gay geography projects on Cheddar Gorge, or at least add some links to sites with baetter info. Apart from that, great site!
— Neddy Bartlek, April 28, 2002

I think that Cheddar is really interesting place and I think you should post more information about the cheese factories instead of the caves. Which by the way look fascinating, but do the factories. Cheese is what this town is known for.
— Donald Whitmire, March 25, 2002

WORLD IS ROUND
Tommarow me & me mates are going to rock chedder gorge were going there this is Franch Yr 4 Royal High SCHOOL.
— Francesca Hall, March 19, 2002

science teacher
I need help. I watched a documentary about the skeleton in Cheddar England. A TV production was shown on Learning, Discovery or Science channel about the DNA of the skeleton. They discovered the local Social Studies teacher and skeleton was related through a DNA test. I need to know the program name and where shown over dish network.
— noma cardiff, February 18, 2002

Mr.
Hi, yeah i actually work in cheddar gorge and was tryin to find some photos to show my american friend online. Your is the best site for pics all the others had was little measly thumbnails of grass or a rock. Thnx a lot.
— AriusMyst, February 7, 2002

good
I think that your website is brilliant it has all the info you would want to have. All the questions i would ask are all answerd in the sight thanks for the use of it
— katie stone, January 31, 2002

Brilliant
The photography,I envy. It is wonderful, I have not seen such colours in UK. I concentrate on Stone sculptures by Humam being, Have a look at My Article on Elora caves, Elephanta caves, Mount Abu, Ranakpur , Belur, Halibid, and khajuraho see the ancient Indian Art. Siva 29/1/02
— Selvadurai Sivagnanasundaram, January 29, 2002

this helped me out with my GCSE geo...cheers!
— liam, December 17, 2001

Hmmm Hmmmm
Well, guess you cant please all the people all the time, try www.cheddarcaves.co.uk for more information.
— Too Much, December 1, 2001

Hmmmmmm.................
I am looking for a website which tells me about Cheddar's attractions and what makes tourists come, and you don't seem to have any of that. Your website is very boring and I wouldn't approve of it at all.

Yours sincerely

Emilie Blundell
— Emilie Blundell, November 29, 2001

Photos
These photographs are absolutely amazing, I would like to know the directions to this place, I am planning a visit to the UK in 2002 and I really don`t want to miss this place.
— Peter Davies, November 6, 2001

What wonderful photograps.such a delight to view.Thank you for sharing them. You must have thoroughly enjoyed your trip.
— alt0160, November 6, 2001

Loved the caves!
It must be gratifying as well to have a request to use and publish your photo. Congrats. Lorna, Wpg.MB
— Lorna Eastcott, November 5, 2001

Estrella
Hi Estrella

thanks for your comments on the article.

you are correct, they found the skeleton of a Woman actually, believed to be about 4 million years old, and linked it to many of the people still living in the area genetically, you can see the original skeleton if you visit the caves along with many more artifacts found in the caves.
— Too Much, October 7, 2001

Cheddar?
Is this the place where a mummy called "Cheddar man" was discovered, and anthropologists did a study to try to find some genetic links with people in the area and found out that the teacher taking the students to visit the place was a relative of the caveman? Excellent pictures!!
— Estrella Rode M., October 5, 2001

Website Designer - Cheddar Caves & Gorge
I really enjoyed reading your comments about us - your photos almost do justice to the real thing !!

-Chris Coles - www.cheddarcaves.co.uk
— Chris Coles, September 9, 2001

Your pictures bring back memories of my trip to Chedder, well worth a visit if you are over for awhile. The views in the caves are spectacular and its definately England and not Cananda. PS - Have you been to the Blue John mines in Derbyshire, or The caverns at The Heights of Abraham in Matlock also in Derbyshire.
— Liz Hopkins, May 14, 2001

Canada?
These pictures are from Cheddar in England, UK, not canada and yes it really does look like this, you should visit one day if you can, Cheddar is the original place, where cheddar cheese comes from, look in up on the web (search for cheddar caves)
— Too Much, April 3, 2001

NONE
Those pictures are something inexplainable. They are Da Bomb!! I would like to visit someday!!! Are you sure these were taken in Canada?

Buh Bye,

Girlbooga@msn.com
— Carly, March 26, 2001

Frozen river, cool!
Just wanted to say that is a fine photo.
— SallyElvart, March 8, 2001