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Clangers ~ Oliver Postgate died on December 8, 2008 leaving behind a legacy of animated characters who’ll need little introduction to those in Britain of a certain age. This is an episode of the Clangers from 1969 and while I suppose more astronomy than astrology, if you have never seen these guys before be ready, it’s all rather bizarre. |
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ClickSmilies.Com ~ This
site is neither astrological nor astronomical in its primary orientatation.
It is quite simply the most fantastic collection of smileys, with one
for every emotion and with many more besides. These used to be so popular on the old Astrologywizard.com
Forum that a recommendation is only fair. Splendid, if you like or need that sort of thing! |
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Crank Dot Net ~ Not updated for some while it seems at the time of writing, this site highlights the apparently crazy and bizarre across a whole range of subjects and drawn from all over the Internet. This is the astrology section and there are some interesting recommendations, it’s intriguing who gets a mention and who doesn’t anyhow… |
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Dawn Gets Her Man ~ Or tries to anyhow, although you might be surprised by what happened in real life, or maybe you wouldn’t. Regardless, this is the gorgeous Dawn Porter, with some additional input later on from yours truly in an astrological context. Truth is, it was all great fun. You can watch or download this BBC TV show only for a limited time. |
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deviantART:
the-zodiac-club ~
Famed as a network through which artists of many persuasions can display,
share, talk about and even sell their work, deviantART also hosts a special
interest club for those working in some way with a zodiac theme. I’m
sure they could always use some more support, so why not get over there now? |
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Directory
of Cities and Towns ~
An enthralling site, once you get used to the navigation and
the odd glitch, such as everywhere in the UK being listed as a part of
Aberdeen. It is worth it though, because here are
the locations other databases miss, with longitude and latitude,
elevation, detailed satellite imagery, cloud cover and the current weather
conditions… |
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Dog
Names ~ June and Eric Taylor run this site and it seems to be largely
a labour of love. I was impressed with the dog astrology and was intrigued
by the dog numerology too, with a free ebook and numerology calculator
to download, taking all the hard work out of choosing the right name
for your pampered pooch! |
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Earthpages ~
Actively maintained by Michael Clark, who has qualifications like most
of us have cups of coffee, Earthpages is a growing link resource for
the concerns of this New Age from spirituality to the environment,
astrology to the art of drinking. Great design and use of Flash
too, at the moment this site seems to be in a state of some transition… |
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Encyclopedia
Mythica ~ A broad knowledge of classical mythology is often
important for astrologers, especially when it comes to understanding
some more recent astronomical discoveries. So if you don’t know your
Hestia from your Hercules or your Juno from your Jupiter, then this
is the place to go… |
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Facade ~ I'm a professional astrologer and that’s what I do, not tarot cards, staring into my crystal ball, eyeballing your tea leaves or feeling the bumps on your head either. Still I’m always happy to find a good free source of other types of reading online, with a great selection of tarot spreads for instance and no registration necessary. |
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Famous
Birthdays.com ~ Not an astrological site, but a valuable and
extensive resource for all those interested in the correlation between
birth data and personality characteristics. Discover who else was born
on your birthday. It’s fascinating reading, with links to lots and lots of further information
for each specific day. |
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Free Tarot Reading ~ Do you want an instant quality tarot reading? How
about, for free? Wejees have been mentioned before, but here’s
a direct link to their free tarot section. Used occasionally the readings
can be stunning, with an element of randomness just like shuffling real
cards. Visit their store while you’re over there, don’t you think? |
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Glastonbury
Archive ~ If you’ve never downloaded an ebook, waste no further
time in adding another skill to your online repertoire. The Glastonbury
Archive has an excellent and completely free selection, with Palden Jenkins’ Living
in Time and remarkable Historical Ephemeris both pertaining
directly to astrological study. |
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