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	Bruce Morison - An American living in the Bristol area. Interest: pubs, computers, photography, rugby.
	Avalanche - The local disc-jockey provides a playlist, and pages on local bands and local history.
	Tony Parker - A range of low-resolution digital photographs (mainly of Bristol) and an option to commission further photos of Bristol for delivery.
	Cyber Mac Design - Portfolio of the web sites the author has designed working as a webmaster and freelance designer.
	1330 Home Page - Preserved bus homepage, with rail, weather and flat eric links.
	And I Feel Fine - On-going column with personal insights and travel photographs including Russia, USA and Canada. Also includes resources and links.
	Jerry Jigger - Short stories, satire, graphic art and information about sharks from an Irish writer, poet, actor, performer and graphic designer.
	Photos in and around Bristol - Graham's large photographs include Clevedon Pier and Bath Abbey.
	Matt's Web Site - Mountain biking, university assignemnets, work, jokes, assorted links.
	Adventures on the Road - Travel diaries of Liz Curtis and Johnny Young on their journey from Bristol to Katmandhu.
	WordWrights: Showcase - The writing partnership of Ken and Joules Taylor: fan pages, musings, CVs, fiction.
	Paul and Sue Hazelden - The beliefs and work of local active Christian couple.
	Parker, Tony - Holiday photos, CV, family tree.
	ELF and the Hum - Information about the low frequency sound, commonly known as the "Bristol Hum."
	Armegalo Jelly - Partnership between animator and cartoonist: screensavers, arts, music and sound downloads, interactive toys, games.
	The Smith Family - Information on Bristol City, MG cars, playstation, photo gallery.
	Briggs, James Charles - CV, biography, local history, personal interests of local doctor.
	Flaherty, Nick - Information about local techology writer, Horfield Baptist Church, Electronic Times, Traidcraft.
	Tomkins, Gari - Thoughts of a local psychotherapist, services offered, comments on the professionalisation of psychotherapy.
	Jezza's Guide to Bristol - Guide to some of Bristol's attractions, the local cultural scene and some links. The personal homepages of an actor, boatman and writer living in Hotwells, Bristol, England.
	Ryan - 2nd year computer science student at Bristol University offers CV, links, picture gallery, downloads, guestbook and message forum.
	Liquid Nation - Guides to Bristol, music and movies as well as personal information.
	One World Day - 30th January 2002 - Account of a celebration of world culture and music at the University of Bristol Students' Union: list of performances and stalls.
	Chung, Alex - [Flash required]. Games, guitar tutorials and art gallery.
	Ade's Website - Albert Hole concerts and links, freeware recommendations and fun stuff from Bedminster resident.
	Druett, Clive Anthony - Photographs, stories, stories and remembrances dedicated to a much-loved man (1947 - 2002.)
	Junk 'n' Drunken Ramblings - The cyber-home of 'fruitcake' a.k.a. Diana Lane, entertaining writer and mother of four. Prose, poetry and personal photographs.

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