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Awdry Family - Family information and history.

Maurice Chittocks Home Page - CV and disseration "Doing business on the internet"

Greg Stragnells Home Page - Photos of activities undertaken by Greg et al

Paul Connolly's Home Page - Music snippets created by Paul

K. Lawson Photography - Collection of photographs from personal work.

Mark Eliot - Personal information and interested described in a style imitative of comedian Ali G.

Tony Attwood - News and a list of works by the educationalist and science fiction author.

Russell Brown - Personal information and interests.

The Beeby family of Kettering - Information on the town of Kettering, photos of how the town was, compared to how it is now, details of Wicksteed Park and information on the Beeby family.

John W. Johnston - A collection of things that interest him including his watercolours, a moving story, a poem, some humour, the Union Jack and Scottish Ancestry - and a technical issue answered.

Terry Hawke - Freelance music journalist, webpage editor and science fiction aficiando. Includes brief biography, quizzes, blogs and links.

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Woodberry Practice random acts of kindness and sensless acts of beauty. -- Adair Lara For most men life is a search for the proper manila envelope in which to get themselves filed. -- Clifton Fadiman Personal Pages
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