Projects and Links

Chrome CSS Drop Down Menu

Half-inch Maps One-inch Maps Landranger Maps (pdf) Landranger Map - New Symbol editions (pdf) Landranger Map Covers, 1 (pdf) Landranger Map Covers, 2 (pdf) Landranger Bar Reprints (pdf) 1: 25 000 Maps Irish mapping (pdf) Tourist and Touring Maps Town and City Maps Road Maps and Atlases Index Maps 1932 Road Map of Great Britain Historical Maps One-inch Alan Godfrey Edition Guidebooks Other Mapmakers

The Corris Railway Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways WHR Distances (pdf)

Archaeology & History My Career in Archaeology Airfields Roads British Trunk Roads (pdf) Motorsport Venues of the British Isles Publications, Projects and Links

Computing DOS + Windows Versions (pdf)

The 76 Club, Burton Pete Townshend Frank Zappa

Publications, Other Projects and Links

I've always got a project on... or two or three or more.

Publications

The Hadrianic Fire of London - a Reassessment of the Evidence with Steve Roskams. London Archaeologist volume 104 (1981)
Ordnance Survey 1:50 000 (Landranger) map cover designs - part one. Sheetlines no. 108 (2017). Also in progress part two [PDF]. This also will appear in Sheetlines.
The 76 Club, Burton upon Trent. Friday Night Live Bands 1971 to 1980
This site includes a list updated in 2000 and incorporates one passed to me by Nicholas Whittaker. He had checked all the Burton Daily Mail box advertisements from 1971 to 1977 (our period), and I rechecked them noting any change of gig from the following reviews (mostly by Andy Parker IIRC). I also checked advertisements from January to September 1971. It appears Discos were held on Friday nights from January 1 to May 21, then no events until the club was refurbished around 15 September. Mick Dyce and Rock this Town.
Ryknild Street section RR18c: Wall to Little Chester. Part published by the Roman Roads Research Association.
Burton-on-Trent Borough Boundary Post and Stones 1878. Published in the August 2020 edition of Sheetlines.

Projects

The Ungreening of England - a local Study. Started in 2015 and been on my blog with constant revision - the latest is here.
Covid-19. What is local? A local example
Depiction of airfields on Landranger 128, 1974-2018. To appear in Sheetlines soon.
Ordnance Survey Guidebooks with Iain Taylor. To be offered to the Charles Close Society for publication.
Ryknild Street section RR18c: Wall to Little Chester. Part One to be published by the Roman Roads Research Association

Burton-on-Trent Ordnance Survey 1:500 Scale Mapping. Early days for this one. I started the research about five years ago. It's only now forming in my mind as a publication.
Local Turnpike Roads and milestones. A project from 2012 that is back in view.
A history of Tatenhill Airfield.
An Archaeological Atlas of Burton upon Trent. A long term study.
Needwood - a long walk

Links

Paul Boizot - circle dance, aromatherapy, music, and more.
Roman Roads of Britain. Following Roman Roads today. Submissions to SABRE.
imdb.com - the Internet Movie Database.
Burton albion FC - local to me.
Notepad++ - an advanced but easy to use text editor. Used on this site.
WinSCP is an open source free SFTP client, FTP client, WebDAV client and SCP client for Windows.
Coins of England and Great Britain ('UK Coins') by Tony Clayton. This is a series of pages dealing with the history of individual denominations used in England since the Norman Conquest or, in the case of the penny, a little earlier.
Hobley's Heroes
Hobley's Heroes was the unofficial monthly staff magazine/comic of the Museum of London's Archaeological Service adopted for a collection of memories of how things were back in the mid 1970s to 1990s.

The Lez Watson Inexperience

The author - Leslie (Lez) V Watson - has asserted his right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act, 1988, to be identified as the author of this work.
I use Visual Studio Code & Notepad++ script editors, and Firefox web browser.
♣
v20.4 :: January 2021