21-05-2011, 11:17 AM
David, I'm with you on 'The man in Black'. I remember sitting up night after night in bed, scared to go to sleep in case a phantom black dog came for me, courtesy of Mr. Dyall.
Col, my Dad once took part in 'Have a Go' when he was a member of the local ARP, I believe. Oddly, Wilfred Pickles and Dad had a passing physical resemblance to each other. Children's Hour was usually good value. I remember 'Romany' and his nature rambles and of course Toytown.
The website does now contain a large amount of material but I've been building and revising it since 1999, and I suppose it has just grown. I only put on it things that interest me, which is why FJ Camm, Wells Coates, Aerodyne radios and Art Deco all find a place somewhere in the multiple folds of this 100-plus page website. There is a lot of work involved, especially for a dinosaur like me who struggles with web design. Some of the latest web programs - for example, the one this forum is built with - baffle me completely. How anyone can build a site 'on air' rather than on a home computer-based program such as Dreamweaver or Front Page, utterly baffles me. I can't even download the thing!
Thanks for the thumbs-up, though, despite the outmoded HTML.
-Tony
Col, my Dad once took part in 'Have a Go' when he was a member of the local ARP, I believe. Oddly, Wilfred Pickles and Dad had a passing physical resemblance to each other. Children's Hour was usually good value. I remember 'Romany' and his nature rambles and of course Toytown.
The website does now contain a large amount of material but I've been building and revising it since 1999, and I suppose it has just grown. I only put on it things that interest me, which is why FJ Camm, Wells Coates, Aerodyne radios and Art Deco all find a place somewhere in the multiple folds of this 100-plus page website. There is a lot of work involved, especially for a dinosaur like me who struggles with web design. Some of the latest web programs - for example, the one this forum is built with - baffle me completely. How anyone can build a site 'on air' rather than on a home computer-based program such as Dreamweaver or Front Page, utterly baffles me. I can't even download the thing!
Thanks for the thumbs-up, though, despite the outmoded HTML.
-Tony
