Great Traveller sites

[Murph]

Sites I really like. Good quality site design, nice goodies, very informative:
http://www.geocities.com/catn_gm/index.html
http://members.aol.com/gypsycomet/index.html
http://users.netaccess.co.nz/amv/trav/index.htm
http://www.dragonspace.com/trav/trav.htm I just wish Chris would update his site more often. Please check out the shipyards.


There are more, I just don't have time to post them.

 

[Fulacin Highport]

Thanks for posting those - I already knew about most of them, but it's great to see more!

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Joe Brown

 

[Murph]

Anyone else have some great sites they visit regularly?
http://home.rmi.net/~lwlg/trv.html
http://maps.grandsurvey.com/map.html

 

[Murph]

Anyone else have some hidden jewels of sites?

 

[Gadrin]

yes, try
http://zho.berka.com/

go into the Library Data and Astrography,
then read the Core Route Project.

Nice little article between Cliff Linehan and
Marc Miller.

And the "new" covers are cool too

 

[tjoneslo]

My Favorite:
http://www.downport.com/

It's a collection of sites, including the HWIG and Missouri archives.

 

[Gallowglass]

I tend to check here, look at Downport (and through there Freelance Traveller, Rob Eaglestone's TAS etc) and Yahoo Groups. I do occasional searches, but between the antique at home (P133, 32Mb, 1Mb PCI Graphics card and 56K External modem) and the firewall at work there are quite a few sites that are effectively inaccessible

 

[AndreaV]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Murph:
Sites I really like. Good quality site design, nice goodies, very informative:

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http://users.netaccess.co.nz/amv/trav/index.htm

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This version hasn't been updated for awhile now, the version at www.downport.com/amv/ is much more recent.