
There’s a really nice map of underseas cables at, oddly enough, submarinecablemap.com. It’s interesting to see where they don’t run just as much as where they do.
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There’s a really nice map of underseas cables at, oddly enough, submarinecablemap.com. It’s interesting to see where they don’t run just as much as where they do.

North Yorkshire Council’s Archive service has a really nice post up on the history of Lead Mining in the Yorkshire Dales.

FastCompany has a really nice article on Apple’s early history.

Retro Computer Adverts has a rather special post to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apple’s founding; a look at their first – and probably most important product – the Apple 1.

‘Before & After’ has a rather fun article on the VFX destruction of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge.
Has it really been thirty years since the ‘Stop the Planet of the Apes. I Want to Get Off!‘ segment first went out on TV? It’s still fantastic.
There’s also a very nice article on ‘The Vulture‘ that dips into the history of it’s production.

A lovely poster from the Science Museum Group; British Railways Locomotives from around 1956.

LiveScience has a nice article on the earliest discovery of human-controlled fire creation technology. Apparently 400,000 years ago the good people of Suffolk liked to sit around a nice warm fire!
My Boxing Day 2025 timelapse – this time in black and white.

I’ve just added a new page on the Bishopthorpe Ferry to ‘Crossing the Ouse‘. Why not go and have a look?