So you have decided to leave us behind and go to open waters. In the words of one idiot two minutes too late 'Iceberg!'. Teehee, you have no idea what you are leaving behind, but here are some links that might guide you.

  • Hornblower links

  • Ioan Gruffudd links

  • Jamie Bamber Links

  • Hornblower fanfiction links

  • Maritime museums and nautical links



  • Hornblower links

    • A and E Hornblower page OK, you are not telling me you found our page, but not the official Hornblower page. If you did I would like to quote Ezra from Mag.7: 'Amateur'

    The Hornblower Cast page I wonder why I even bother when I see pages like that. Has it all.

    Hello Sailor Corny name, damn good page. Pardon my English. Well, basically I don't understand English so I have no idea what I just said

    The Gallery Girl really handy with the computer, if you know what I mean

  • Ioan Gruffudd Links

    The Ioan Gruffudd News Page Last update in 1999, either there is no news, or the maker of this page died. I wonder which one is worse.

    Sally's Ioan Gruffudd Picture Page Has pictures. Lots of them. Makes me think of my neighbours' vacation when I had to look at 2596749645 pictures of the same mountain. Off course Ioan is a *bit* more interesting, so I really enjoyed my time here. Great.

    Ioan Gruffudd, one of Wales' finest Before you enter this page, please use your droolprotection. My computer just short-circuited.

    Thespian Net present Ioan Gruffudd According to this page you have to say 'Yo-awn'. That's damn close to Yawn. *shudder* Has a little bio.

    Ioan Gruffudd page Could be used in 'this is your life'. Freaky, but interesting.

  • Jamie Bamber Links

    Jamie Bamber, this is your website People just put a gun against my head for forgetting this link. I will never do it again, I *baff*... OK what part of "I'll never do it again" don't you get? I wonder if you get a discount if you 'buy Jamie' without the clothes...

    Archieology 101 Wonder where the name comes from... room 101 (hope not). I wonder if Weird science works in real life too.

  • Hornblower Fanfiction links

    As Darknyss got HammockFlea addicted to Hornblower, she exacts the right to put some slash links here also. Stop pouting, HammockFlea!
    Please note, Darknyss has no right whatsoever and I will sue.

    The Horatio Hornblower FanFiction Archive Grab your backpack and sleepingbag before you go to this site, 'cause it's quite huge. All gen and some hetfic.

    The Duchess' Daughter Small site for the moment, but rather promising. Genfic.

    Tales of Seamen and Romance Did you notice the pun, huh? Did you? Slash archive and the first one I found. Go ther if you fancy a bit of Rum, Sodomy and the Lash.

    Cobwebs from the attic of the mind A few nice slash fics featuring Horry and Archiekins.

    HMS Sailslash Slash on 18th century ships. Such stuff as dreams are made of, if you like your dreams wet. Go find the beautiful fic 'Figureheads'.

    The Hornblower Frolix Fiction Page What a mouthful (of sailor), it's chockfull of slashy goodness. The second Archive I found (yes, there is a third one but it was lost. Sad now.)

    X Art Slash Art, all the pretty pictures. One fine Hornblower one.

  • Maritime Museums and Nautical Links

    Mark Rosenstein's Sailing Page Little bit of a boring page, but has all the information you ever wanted on sailing.

    Broadside: Home of Nelson's navy Broadside is a collection of pages describing life in Royal Navy in the late 18th and early 19th century, the time of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

    Royal Navy: 1793-1815 Very interesting site, has list of ships made in this period and where you could find them

    The Maritime History Virtual Archives Want to know all the mistakes ever made on Hornblower? Just go to this page, they have *everything* on sealife in this period, going from scurvy, to gunnery and dictionaries (question is do you understand the Explanation of Terms used in Mastmaking (written in 1794)

    Maritime History Research on the Internet The title says it all.

    Maritime History and Naval Heritage Homepage Original naval documents from the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century. Yes, people actually read this, but I ain't one of them.

    Square-Rigged Ship History The history of boaties since the 15th century. Has an article on 18th century Full-riged ships. All boaties to me, but I am certain some people know what the hell they are talking about

    Eighteenth Century Shipbuilding 'How to make boaties that don't sink'

    The port Royal project. So this is what Jamaica was supposed to look like in the 17th and 18th century. Now just find a page that shows the makers of HH what France looked like in that period. Idiots.

    Maritime History quotations from the Oxford English Dictionary If you really want to prove you are smart, use some words no one has ever heard off. I don't even understand the explanations :).

    Shipwrecks and other Maritime Disasters This is what you get for giving the Wheel to Wellard

    Sailing Ships You think Angel Poker is a cardgame? Ah, if you would ever meet Hornblower he would be laughing out loud, go to this site and don't make that mistake again. Amateur

    Naval and Maritime Museums List. Guess what? Has a list of Naval and Maritime Museums. I bet you didn't saw that one coming!

    Roper's Knots Page Are you holding Kennedy hostage under your bed and you need a knot not even McGyver can untie? This is your site.

    The NationalMaritime Museum - Greenwich London Use their search engine for any other links needed

    Yahoo's list of Maritime History Sites

    Smiths Master Index of Maritime Museum Websites If you feel like visiting a museum near you. Only need to know where you are. What do you mean, you don't know where you are? Wellard, get off the computer.


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