USEFUL LINKS N.B. I try to check these links as often as I can, but some will disappear without warning	HOME
Friends
Imagineering Technologies . Also Mythopoeics Due a word of thanks for inspiring me to get on the Web in the first place. freddie street cats The Freddie Street Cats pages - for all discerning felines (and - if they're good - their humans).	Gered Mankowitz - one of my favourite photographers. Matterings of Mind - Bill Hayes, another old friend.
General History, Mystery, Megaliths & More
The Ley-Hunter - an on-line magazine of megalithic proportions.	Abandoned Communities details a number of villages which have 'disappeared' since the Middle Ages.
The Stone Pages	The Chronicles of the early Britons
Far Isles Medieval Society	Regia Anglorum Site specialising in Early Medieval Anglo-Saxon and Viking society.
British History Online - some splendid old maps, gazetteers and other records	Megalithic Map
	The National Trust
Vortigern Studies	Historical Text Archive - The International Directory of Historical Re-enactment and Living History
Internet Archaeology	Fordham U. Medieval Sourcebook
Euro Docs: UK Primary Documents	A Vision of Britain Maps, Stats etc.
Geography, Maps etc.
MAGIC Interactive land-use maps of the UK (DEFRA)	ESRI High grade mapping software
Getmapping.com - otherwise known as Millennium Maps. Produce high definition aerial photographs of (most of) the UK.	UK Streetmap - Streetmaps, aerial photos, postcodes and co-ordinates for the UK
Rural Roads - a tribute to some of Britain's great rural roads
Stanfords Stanfords, in Long Acre, Covent Garden, is one of the best travel shops in the world and one of my favourite places. It is an essential precursor to any journey - to buy maps, travel guides, phrase books. Indeed, a visit to Stanfords may be an alternative to the journey itself. They're on the Web now. They may not be the cheapest resource, but they're almost certainly the most comprehensive.
"Scratchwood to Wychwood" links
Northamptonshire County Council	Fairport Convention The Official Fairport Convention site
The Wychwood magazine	Oxfordshire C.C. Home Page
	Broughton Castle - home of Lord and Lady Saye & Sele and the Fiennes family
Wychwood Walks Nick Owen's web log of walks in wychwood, illustrated with poetry and pictures.	Motorway Services Trivia Watford Gap
"Wessex" links
Wiltshire Moonrakers Wiltshire family history
Wansdyke Home Page by Robert Vermaat It's fairly typical that this magnificent monument is treasured most - by a Dutchman.	This is Wiltshire
"Towards Twilight" links
Welcome to Somerset Somerset County Information	Mendips District Council - with links to Glastonbury, Shepton, Frome and others.
Trowbridge Town Council	The Powys Society (John Cowper Powys, author of "A Glastonbury Romance"
Camelot Castle	The Ancient Isle of Avalon
Glastonbury Festival Official site	Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society
Wookey Hole Caves and Papermill - and home of the famous Witch	William Marshal
General UK links
The Meteorological Office (UK)	BBC Weather Centre
The British Monarchy Official site.	The Tree Register - A unique record of Notable and Ancient Trees in Britain and Ireland.
The National Trust Official On-line Website	BBC News on-Line - one of the jewels of the web
Trainline - Tickets & Trains
British Walks	A brief history of the [UK road] numbering system
"Webbery & Nettery" links
Sadly, most of my web-related links are long since out of date. I'll mention just a few...
The World-Wide Web Consortium - the keepers of the standards	World Intellectual Property Organization - keep yourself legal; keep others legal
Jakob Nielson  Jakob Nielson is the guru of useability	The Internet Wayback Machine An extraordinary resource - snapshots of old web pages (some of which their authors would rather forget)
Music links
Bandit Newsletter - Tips newsletter
Stringbusters - because not everything is electronic	ISA -International Songwriters Association