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Rosemary Lockie's Home Page

Family History

• My own
• My Husband Mel's

Dogs

• "Educating Rover"
  Professional Dog Training by Sue Harper - "Small, Calm and Gentle"
• North West English Springer Spaniel Rescue
  Web site for promotion of the re-homing of distressed springers
• English Springer Spaniels
• Other Dogs
  Mainly photographs, but with some biographical detail.
• English Springer Spaniel Rescue UK
  UK Springer Rescue.
• Northern English Springer Spaniel Rescue
  Springer Rescue in the North of England.
• Leadon Vale Veterinary Centre
  For when Rover is sick - our Vets, which I can recommend for anyone in the Ledbury area.
• Helping Reunite Dogs with their Owners
  I hope your dog hasn't been lost or stolen, but if he has, www.doglost.co.uk may help you to find him again.

Web page maintainer on GENUKI

• GENUKI - Cumberland
• GENUKI - Derbyshire
• GENUKI - Gloucestershire
• GENUKI - Herefordshire
• GENUKI - Monmouthshire
• GENUKI - Shropshire

Books

• The Phil Rickman Website
  Crime/Supernatural fiction (or fact?). Wonderfully captures the essence of Herefordshire and its people.
• Ian Rankin
  Highly evocative novels featuring Edinburgh cop John Rebus.
  
• Terry Pratchett
  I enjoy Pratchett's descriptions of everyday objects without naming them.
  After he's talked about it for a while one can say "hey, that's a Discworld shopping trolley!"
• Barbara Hambly
  Particularly her "Sun Wolf and Starhawk" series.
• Susanna Gregory
  Well-researched Medieval mysteries set in ‘Michaelhouse’, a lost college of Cambridge. Added 9 Sep 2006.
• Michael Jecks
  More Medieval mystery, set in 14th century Devon.
• Anne Perry
  Needs no introduction to her fans! Mysteries set in the middle and late 19th century, and her WWI series featuring the fortunes of the typically middle-to-upper-class Reavley family.

Professional

• Rosemary Lockie's Curriculum Vitae
• Rosemary's Graduation, 1969

Entertainment

• The Internet Movie Database
  To remind myself of the titles of films I've enjoyed, or those famous lines, remembered as other than they were... Dirty Harry did NOT say "Come on punk, make my day" any more than Humphrey Bogart said "Play it again, Sam!"
• Misheard Lyrics
  A slightly different slant on the same theme...
• In the 70s
  Music, Movies and Television, site created by the author of 'Misheard Lyrics'.
• Alternatively, for when you can't remember where those pesky words going round and round your brain are from.... the Real Lyrics - LyricsFreak.com Added 8 Jan 2006.
• Folk Music Index
• Sixties City and 1960's British Pop Culture
  I began to enjoy music when I was a pre-teenager in the 1950s, but in the 1960s it became so much more "available"...
• Charlie Kunz Home Page
  One for my dad, who (I think) gave me my love of music. As a pianist himself, he was a great fan of Charlie Kunz, and was inspired to play like him with his 'soft touch'. Kunz was a Pennsylvanian American who came to England in the 1920s and gained an immediate following as a pianist and band leader. A Dutch-based site, available in 5 languages. :)
• And for something completely different to Charlie Kunz...
  Glam Rock of the 70's. Added 1 Aug 2004.
• Cinemagoing in Britain - the 'big sceen' era. Also ScreenOnline - guide to Britain's film and TV history. Added 29 Nov 2004.
• Whoops, I've been seduced by rockabilia again... Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
  All I did was a Google search for Fats Domino, honest! Added 19 Jan 2006.

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