Wraz udaje się zostaje przewieziony nawet sobie ławica ratowanie leśnej Tangley Manor near Guildford and at St 's at Haslemere, Scottish born MacDonald was a novelist, poet and preacher who was cited by as being inspiration and mentor. MacDonald had been enthusiastic his reception for 's ideas for the adventures of especially after seeing the excited reaction of his three daughters. As a writer of fantasy which he used to explore the human condition his works including and he was also to influence C. S. J. R. R. Tolkien and the American children's novelist L'Engle. The popular Victorian watercolour artist started his career as apprentice to a wood engraver producing printing blocks for magazines including and the Whilst later working as a book illustrator he trained himself to paint watercolours and quickly became a sought after artist. He was appointed Associate to the Watercolour Society 1860 and over a twenty year period exhibited regularly at the Academy. After a succession of successful publications of his work including he moved 1899 to Witley near Godalming where he had built The Hill. The house, which no longer exists, was furnished contemporary style by the renowned furnishers Co and decorated with paintings by his friend Burne-Jones, the pre-Raphaelite artist. is credited with producing his best known works of idealised and sentimentalised views of the English countryside whilst living Witley. Falling ill he moved to Weybridge 1893 where he died. His funeral was held at All Saints Church Witley where he is buried. The Surrey cricketer Caesar, who played 194 first-class cricket matches a sporting career covering 18 years, was brought up Godalming. He first played at The Oval for Godalming Cricket Club against Surrey their winning match 1848 and very quickly gained a reputation for his devastating batting, which resulted him being signed up to play for his country 1853. He scored 4 runs his career with a top score of 132 runs. Caesar is a fine steady bat, but without the flair and finish of Caffyn; neither is his bowling good; but his fielding at point is extremely beautiful. The lad promises to be as noted the game of cricket as his ancient namesake was the of war. Professional cricketers were not well paid, £4 a match for a draw or loss and £5 for a win, and Caesar who was a carpenter and joiner by trade, also supplemented his earnings by working at The Cricketers pub Nightingale Road, Farncombe what was then a new pub. After he retired from professional cricket he became the cricket coach and groundsman at Charterhouse School Godalming. Caesar died 11 years after retiring from professional cricket whilst lodging at the Railway Tavern Godalming. Caesar was a -standing family name, but whether his parents wanted a little amusement with the name of their last of seven children is not recorded. is best known for his and and is commemorated on the banks of the River Wey with a unique sculpture of and her sister Another sculpture was erected the gardens of Guildford castle 1990 The author 's family lived The Chestnuts on Castle Hill Guildford with their house overlooking the gardens from 1868 until 1919 and he died here 1898 having caught flu. Although lived as head of the Dodgson family being the oldest brother to six unmarried sisters after the death of their father he acquired the lease for the house to provide a home for them. He did visit frequently during university holidays and of his later works were inspired by his stays. had been published before he came to Guildford although 1871 he completed his second book whilst staying at Guildford. It is also believed that the idea of came to