How long will you live?

How long will you live?

Walled World

Pole to Paris by walking and cycling

PoletoParis

Field of Remembrance

As we don't have a field to put these symbolic crosses of soldiers who died in WW1, we have decided on a 'Window of Remembrance' to silently remember their sacrifice.  Hopefully passers-by will also remember.  The Online Cenotaph might help you to find out about some of the names on the crosses or about a family member.

Google Earth Pro now free

Google Earth Pro

is now free. Download it but make sure you note the information about the key on the right. It has map-making tools for example. Was once $400.

Learn languages the easy way

Learning, made joyful

We make learning languages and vocabso full of joy and life, you’ll laugh out loud

memrise

Also see memrise on iPad or Google Play.

Welcome Back. This is interesting:

vox.com
Lets rearrange the world map according to population!  What do you think. Please comment below.

Climb Mt Everest

This is a virtual climb of Mount Everest in a 3D environment. Keep an eye on the left side of the screen where the current elevation is indicated. When you've reached the South Summit, have a look around and then explore the menu on the right side for more information on the Sherpa community and the April 2014 tragedy.

Learn free

 Free online learning at GCF - tech, maths,
                                                                        reading, science ...

70th Anniversary of D-Day - take a look at this excellent interactive:

Storming Juno        

www.historyplace.com

                                                                   

ElectroCity is an online computer game that lets you manage your own virtual towns and cities. It’s great fun to play and also teaches you all about energy, sustainability and environmental management in New Zealand.

An easy way to learn mapping skills

Click here to be taken to a great interactive to learn about things like latitude and longitude and general things that will teach you how to use maps better.