Re: David Tennant as who for how long...

Marcus,

If someone else were to setup a new popular Dr Who website, would you be
prepared to be involved in its content? I really liked your old one, and I'm
sure if we put our heads together we could come up with something to rival
some other non UK sites?

Tim
"Marcus Durham" <Marcus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> In message <dnuukm$og1$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Tim
> Burchell <timothy.burchell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
>>Thanks for the reply Marcus!
>>
>>Such a shame that such a good website has closed! Perhaps one day you
>>might
>>open up shop again, yours was head and shoulders better than some of the
>>non
>>UK sites today!
>>
> Cheers. Those were the days. The site looks primitive now but times have
> moved on. In it's day the site was pretty popular though.
>
> Actually looking at the web archive brings back a few memories,
> specifically the location hunting. We often had only crumbs of information
> to go on and finding locations often involved driving around in circles.
> Places can change alot in 30 years and on a couple of occasions stuff had
> been demolished, built over, or on one occasion a bypass stuck straight
> through it!
>
> Oh how much easier it would be in 2006 with my Tom Tom satnav and some
> grid references! Somebody has put together a database of Who locations for
> satnav devices although from many days of searching for locations the hard
> way I know that that many locations are missing or wrong. Believe me, we
> used to find the locations the hard way!
>
>
> --
> Marcus Durham


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