New Links are being added and some of the older non working ones are being deleted.
I'll add to this list as time allows.






            Historic Scotland
              welcome to the english heritage web site
               MIDAS - map of website © English Heritage 1999
               Castle Studies Group
               Castle Preservation Organizations
               Castle Learning Center
              School of Town & Regional Planning, University of Dundee
               Travels in Scotland : Planning, Resources, Castles, and Ruins
               Statistical Accounts of Scotland - EDINA
               NetSERF: The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources
               Internet Researcher: A Guide to Medieval and Byzantine Studies Resources
               Pictures of Ireland
               Irish Castles - Gallery of the Castles of Ireland
               The Castles of Wales
               Historic Irish Castles
               The Chatelaine's Scottish Castles
               Irish Castles - Gallery of the Castles of Ireland - Monastic Sites
               British Castles, Stately Homes and Houses
               Castles of Britain
               Chepstow Castle
               Celtic Castles, accommodation in Scottish Castles
               Attractions in Ireland
               Castle Levan - a romantic 14th century Scottish tower-house
               Welcome to the Wales 2000 Network
               CASTLES OF GALWAY, a photograph collection.
               Scottish Castle for Sale - Castle Quest
               Caledonian Castles Hame Page
               Travels in Scotland : Planning, Resources, Castles, and Ruins
               Castles Home Page
               Castle of the Month Selections
               Laura's Castles
               Native Welsh Castles
               Scottish Castles Imagemap
               Castles of the World
               Irish Stone Walls and Stone Buildings                                
               _ Historic HomeWorks, Home Page
               NBS Pennine Architectural Cast Stone
               The Catholic University of America: On-Line Directories
                The Current Archaeology Home Page
                 Remote Links            
               Univ. of Rochester Libraries - Robbins Library
               Life in a Medieval Castle
               Scotland, Traquair House, the oldest inhabited Scottish Castle
                 The Castle of Muskogee
               Caledonian Castles Hame page  
Scottish Pairlament wabsite    
           

Jewelry and other items

Gael Song
St Justin
Celtic Twilight

Thanks. Should keep me busy for a while.

this page gets you a ton of brewing links


http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/brewing.html

Thanks, cheers!

Duncan, can I check one thing with you on this forum? On the forum main page, it sys there are 3 topics inhere, but when you open it up there is only one. I thought Laureen's links were inhere too somewhere, but I canna find 'em now. Do you know where they are?

It's the old open the topic to all thingy with new twists,

*Go to the main forums page and hit the topic link on the left by the button (Celtic Knot)
The right link opens the last posting

*Go to the box:
Order last post....A-Z... set to all...topics all.....push go

#Now that last box is where it gets interesting, when you open it your see some of the new changes.

*Or:
On the page you opened and wrote this on is a small box in the lower right corner below the post thats says Next Oldest..... LINKS..... Next Newest you can push the next oldest which will get you there,

Thought you might like this one

http://www.search.revolutionaryplayers.org...e=3995&offset=0


Check it out for a good number of Sam and Nath Buck's prints. I have one hanging on my wall at home, but it's not one of those on the site.
Andrew

http://www.monarchstone.com/

repro old stone and brick link

OK. that says it all. How do I place a link into a post?

Go to tech no babble and I'll fill you in on how to do that

Thanks, see you there.

Yesterday I stumbled across the following website.LondonAncestorLots of old prints, including a good few of castles, all by county.

Great site Andrew, thanks! I enjoy the old prints a lot.

Heres a few links on new-old subjects,

Highly recommended reading
Tabletop Homestead

A very informitive site
SolarHaven

An answer of what might have been how it was done
The Humanure Handbook

Wooly Wonder Forums

Has a really great Glossary and other information Masonry Institute

http://www.ibiblio.org/

This site is not an easy one to describe. It is actually a FULL LIBRARY on line containing very very old and even new books in their entirety.
Most are PDF's that you can down load to save.

The site owners are several University's and have Mirror sites all over the world, clearly they do not want this information to disappear as so much has in such a short amount of time.

I can not begin to tell you of the different subjects that are listed.
It's a site that you will have to explore and the best way at first is to use a Goggle search like this one

google site:www.ibiblio.org castles

Antique prints and antique maps A great site!!

Yep - that's one site I go to regularly, and have even bought a couple of prints from there.

If you listed that one tell me and I'll remove this link thanks

Keep it - I probably forgot to list it before anyway.

Simulated granite flooring
This site explains things better then I can

Great site, interesting concept. Thinking I like slate flooring a bit better though, and figure would hide a bit more soil, etc.

I prefer the slate look too, so I learned how to simulate it.

GaelicDreams.com
Has over 500 tartans to choose from,
Custom or ready made clothing,
Imports from Scotland and the UK,
Surname and first name origin scrolls,
Full line of Scot or Irish tartan and Scottish clan crest gifts,
Coat's of Arms,
Irish Gifts and home decor.

Tartan 4U.com
Sells Tartan fabric by the yard


http://www.highland-wear.co.uk/
Situated in Scotland, Highland Wear offer only the finest range of highland dress and Scottish apparel that can be purchased at affordable prices.
We supply Kilt Accessories including; jackets, brogues, shirts, kilt pins, sporrans and a range of Scottish gifts and greeting cards.

And for the Ladys the newest fashion of Tartan Mini Skirts
Tartan 'Billie' Mini skirt

http://www.geocities.com/murphylawsite/

http://miljokes.com/

A couple of good sites thanks

Soaps, lotions and potions

Miller's Soap's

Are you suggesting that we should wash more often?

Oh, and in reference to http://www.castles-of-britain.com/ I have refused them a link to my site due to the fact that their site contains so many historical innacuracies and also that they charge for some of their "services".
So sue me!

Thanks Paul we welcome all opinions even if they do not match ours.
We are here out to try to point out correct info.
Can you point us to some of the inaccuracies that need to be corrected?

On second thought Paul could you please create a topic called Paul's Links in the Links section. That way you could show us your favorites and why? I think it might be interesting reading for all that come to visit us.

The thing with Castles of Britain is that it's aimed at kids, and often (even in school texts) when aiming at juniors, simple explanations miss details which are important to the overall story. All in all it's a pretty good site for kids, but not exciting reading for the rest of us.
It's easy to pick holes in sites like that, a bit like opposition parties being able to pick holes in the performance of the ruling party in government, because they themselves are not in power, and have no performance to answer to.
I have no hesitation in recommending CoB to kids, but not to anyone with a serious interest in castles, Castles of Wales in much better for adults.

Paul, re your site, I notice that you cover three castles, and wish to expand, do you have immediate plans?
I also note that as affiliates you advertise a variety of book sellers, how are you affiliated to them? I just wondered if I'm missing out on something.

For the last 8 months or so I have been working on a new website which will include many more castles and even a few churches.
All I need is some good weather so I can get out and take a load of photos.
I am affiliated to the book sellers on my site and have made the grand total of £0:00 so far.

Are you just aiming at English Castles or are you crossing borders?
Are you supposed to get paid per click?

I'm featuring only Kent castles, cathedrals and churches.
I'm am supposed to get paid commission for every book that is
bought through my site.
Go buy some and make me rich!

There's not many get rich in the publishing world.

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