Talk:Kilpeck

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Dude, I asked for Kilpeck Castle, not Church!!!!! Update your information please... Next time I research something here I want to find what I am looking for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ..... posted at 15:58, 15 October 2005 by 172.148.57.102

[edit] Punctuation

Your use of punctuation is atrocious. If you read the artical, you'll find that Kilpeck Castle no longer exists, the only thing still there is the foundation. So unless you can hop in a time machine and take a camera with you, I'd suggest calming down. If you want to find a time machine, try asking Sam and Max, one of the reliefs on the church featured in the article looks just like them, so they might be a good place to Start looking for a time machine.

[edit] Castle

As per footnotes and the edited article, there are considerable remains of the castle still visible even to the untrained eye, let alone an archeological survey. Attempts to persuade English Heritage and similar organizations to attempt some conservation have, to my knowledge, not succeeded.

Nonetheless, talk pages are not for flamewars.

Feyandstrange 06:48, 14 June 2007 (UTC)