Gaullimaufry

I was having a wee read about Timocharis and one thing led to another, so here are a few bits for your edification.

The Astronomy Corner has a grand games page with some cracking essays.

The Ancient Library has scans of works regarding, oddly enough, ancient history (including Hazlitt's 1851 Classical Gazeteer)

Inconstant Moon is simply wonderful - if lunar astronomy sharpens your pencil.

The Galileo Project also does what it says it will and is good at it too.

The ornithology of Anglo-Saxon England. Jolly D.

A site about sausages which has a recipe for red onion marmalade.

I didn't know that Gauloises weren't made in France anymore. If you do smoke them, try rolling your own in liquorice papers. Delish.

Take plenty of time to examine the riches on offer at the Victorian Times Project. And in a similar vein, Deb's Historical Research Page is equally fine.





And here's a picture of a flower.







Tuscany Superb, as you ask.