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on subjects as diverse as bicycle technology and its history,
1970s rock music, Thames Valley recusants, English garden birds and family history. On the web since 1 January 1998. |
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Technology and History Moultons - small-wheels, big pedigree. Some other small-wheelers and portables. Bicycle gears - whether you are into hub gears or derailleurs, you'll find something interesting here. Did Brits invent the MTB? Mike Daly makes his case, with tongue in cheek. Bicycle science and design, including aerodynamics and rolling resistance. Human powered vehicles, especially the Mochet Velocar. Raleigh's recent past, an expanded and updated version of Tony's 2000 paper. Marcel Berthet and the 1908 Tour. Moorson cycles - classic Birmingham lightweights. NZ bikes of the early 1980s - Michael Toohey's illustrated introduction Cycling history video interviews - Full length oral history interviews with Jack Lauterwasser, Alex Moulton, John Woodburn and Derek Roberts
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Rosemary Hadland's Gallery The Sky's the Limit - a photographic collection, as seen at the Vale & Downland Museum. The Falklands - Rosemary's new exhibition. You can see it at The Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock from 15 September until 18 October 2009. 1970s Rock Interviews Extracts from Tony's many radio interviews with album artistes, from Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin to Cliff Richard via Steeleye Span. Listen here. William
Gill - Explorer & Spy English Garden Birds Faces of Oxfordshire Privacy and Google ads
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Valley Recusants Outlawed for 10 generations, and largely edited out of history, an ember of Roman Catholicism survived in Berkshire and Oxfordshire. Find out how. Sinnott on Freethought Family Tree Tony who? Book a talk Links Please make your Amazon purchases via this link or the one opposite. It costs you nothing but helps pay for this website. |
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