FrontPage Archive - February 2010
Created | Updated Mar 1, 2010
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1 February 2010

How to Make a Flying Saucer Game - Follow the simple instructions in this Entry and you'll have the kids entertained for hours.
The Heineken World Bottle - A beer bottle to be used primarily as a building material? It was a good idea that never quite took off.
QOTW: I've been a snitchee a few times. Never a snitcher.
2 February 2010
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8 February 2010

Goethe's Faust: Part One - An in-depth guide to the first instalment of the German literary giant's epic play about damnation.
A Short History of Telecommunications in Malmesbury - The part the ancient Wiltshire town has played in Britain's technological advance.
QOTW: "'ey oop cock, how's thee doin'? Aye? Tha's crackin', mate, reet propuh champ'yun!"
9 February 2010
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15 February 2010

The River Lemon: From Haytor to Lyme Bay, Devon - A delightfully meandering Entry that follows the river Lemon's intriguing journey.
Bollywood Cinema 1970-79 - A fan's eye look at the movies and stars that shifted perceptions and shaped Indian film in the 1970s.
QOTW: It's physically impossible for prime numbers to vomit underwater.
22 February 2010

The Salisbury Rail Disaster - A crash in Wiltshire in 1906 caused by a sharp bend and high speeds that cost 30 people their lives.
Opening a Bank Account in the UK - The process of getting a current account explained, and what to expect once you've opened one.
QOTW: The cats … of the world salute you!
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