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thisbluespiritI'm still tired from yesterday, but a head's up (via a genealogy news feed I follow) in case it's of any use to other people:
Find My Past (one of the big online genealogy sites for the UK) are allowing free access to their main UK collections till 26th June. (No strings attached for this one, not even fake-orders to get it; only registering if you haven't already.)
Some more details & instructions on the site's blog: https://blog.findmypast.com/free-british-irish-records-2445715211.html
*skuttles off to collapse somewhere again*
Find My Past (one of the big online genealogy sites for the UK) are allowing free access to their main UK collections till 26th June. (No strings attached for this one, not even fake-orders to get it; only registering if you haven't already.)
Some more details & instructions on the site's blog: https://blog.findmypast.com/free-british-irish-records-2445715211.html
*skuttles off to collapse somewhere again*
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Date: 24 Jun 2017 08:00 am (UTC)Although I have shifted at the moment to mostly watching James Maxwell when in distress, so I resorted to the THriller where he and Julian Glover have girls murdered and bury them in the back garden. (Unlike some of the other Thrillers I have now seen, it is fairly cheesy in a comforting way and the scariest thing in it is actually the American girl's fiance.)