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Scone interlude …

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Photo taken at: Crianlarich Hotel

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Finally knocked this feisty little pattern into shape

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Photo taken at: Strathcarron Hotel

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A wee English fiver featuring a particularly grumpy Mekon

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Photo taken at: Ullapool

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Full Scottish at the FBI, made while the chef whistled along to Portishead

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Photo taken at: Ferry Boat Inn

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Well, that sucks … All that remains of the Hoover factory

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Photo taken at: Cambuslang

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The familiar appalling taste of home

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Photo taken at: Glasgow, United Kingdom

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In local horse news …

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Photo taken at: Newton Mearns

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Old Stomping Grounds, no.1: Rouken Glen

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Photo taken at: Rouken Glen Park

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0.01 mNiagara

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Photo taken at: Rouken Glen Park

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Back in the Old Country

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Photo taken at: Newton Mearns

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A Splendid Bun

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TPUG Library CD – disk image contents, mostly

TPUG – Toronto PET Users Group still publishes its software library for Commodore computers. You can buy it for $20.00 (Cdn) plus shipping and handling. Yes, it still makes TPUG money to sell it this way. No, it’s not available online.

The scanned library catalogues are available as PDF: About the TPUG Library. They’re searchable via web search engines:
Google: site:tpug.ca amiga “puzzle maker”. The search is only as good as the OCR in the scan, but is better than nothing.

What you can’t do is search inside the disk images themselves. The files I made below might help with that, especially once search engines get hold of them:

Each line has the disk name and then the name of the file in that disk image, something like:

TPUG C64/A-Monthly Disks/(c)aaa.d64 : 0 "tpug may86(c)aaa" ac 2a
TPUG C64/A-Monthly Disks/(c)aaa.d64 : 23 "autoload" prg
TPUG C64/A-Monthly Disks/(c)aaa.d64 : 119 "infusr/2.0.txt" seq
TPUG C64/A-Monthly Disks/(c)aaa.d64 : 13 "infbot/2.1" prg
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Note that I haven’t uploaded any of the disk images. Please don’t ask me for them.