I've done as much as possible without further investigation. I must admit having only just started the Dawson & the Ashton tree they are lagging a few names & about 2 or 3 generations behind the Eden's & the Glenny's.

I will eventually - hopefully on Bank Holiday Monday place a link here to the family charts I have done already but you will need to be able to read Adobe Acrobat to read them.

If you need to download a copy the link is here, follow the instructions at the bottom of the page, wait for the download to complete & then view the charts.

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

Should you spot any errors or missing links, please do e-mail me. As I gain more information & update the charts I will be changing the charts linked to on here. Updates will be made.

Incase you were wondering, my old website is now here at

http://rachaelandtom.info/wheezy/Wheezy%20Old%20Page/

Just need to check the links work then it should be operation. I may even get motivated to make some changes since I don't have to try to get computers to connetc & transfer things about 500 times, so it felt!! I may be with some who knows about computers but I like to try & learn a bit on my own so it is slow progress, but I WILL get there.

Well, we've finally agreed on a new design for the back garden....
Included is the pond (& Gargoyle [sp]), a few less trees, paving, gravel & flower pots not beds.

Tom got his way with no grass & Rachael got her way with flowers still being included. We may even have created enough room for table & chairs in the suntrap of the middle of the space.

Once we get the scanner working we may - but no promises put the plans on the site.

Free F1 race guide, updated for each race. Really good single A4 landscape of those facts you need !
Prints off really nicely too.


http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~aa007/F1/

Update April 10: Tag Heuer have excellent post-race results detail at http://f1.tagheuer.com/indexframe.php?url=archives/archives.php&solid=0

Phew ! That was nice.
Looks like there is a set of pavement footpaths running roughly parellel to the paath through the fields, which means I can go round that way even when it's wet.

This also means there is a 2 mile circuit that doesn't bring me back past the house and want to stop :-) Those of you who've been here:

1) From house, turn left towards bridge and turn left just before it.

2) Bear left at the end, and go past the Penny pub (shortcut through car park !

3) turn right just before our house, then 1st left and follow down the hill.

If it's dry (maybe tommorow) just head through the fence, then left along the field and out through the park before turning left.

If it's wet... well I'm not sure yet, but it looks like you can fight your way over towards the park without going back up to the house by just bearing left before the fence.

In other news the front door got a top up coat of varnish - needs another two tommorow.