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SISTER SITES	Life & Times (main site)	The main website for Life & Times
	Life & Times on Myspace	A new venture started in 2007 which we hope to develop over time. Keep checking back just in case.
	Life & Times on YouTube	Several of our songs with slideshows or videos
	Life & Times on Facebook	Our Facebook presence. If you are on Facebook too, please press ‘Like’!
	Time Of Your Life	Our E-Ceilidh/Barn Dance band site. A 5-piece band including caller, fiddle, melodeon, guitar, bass and drums.
	Time of Your Life on Myspace	A new venture started in 2007 which we hope to develop over time. Keep checking back just in case.
	Graeme’s Songs and Bedfordshire Song	Graeme’s site relating to his songs and music. A good deal more on Life & Times too with mp3 downloads.
	Barry Goodman on Myspace	Barry’s Myspace site to promote his activities as a caller, MC, singer, musician etc. etc. etc.
	Graeme Meek on Myspace	Graeme’s Myspace site.
	Barry Goodman on Facebook	Barry’s Facebook page.
	Graeme Meek on Facebook	Graeme’s Facebook page.
	Barry’s Songs	A webpage devoted to Barry’s songs.
FOLK MUSIC	Canal Songs	This site lists several Life & Times canal songs with words and music.
	The English Folk Dance And Song Society	England’s national guardian of traditional music, song and dance.
	East Anglian Traditional Music Trust	The aim of the East Anglian Traditional Music Trust is to increase awareness of and access to the traditional folk music, song and dance of the eastern counties.
	Manx Heritage	Dr Chloe Woolley of Manx Heritage was particularly helpful with our researches into Manx traditions for our school shows.
	Net Rhythms	A site with information, reviews etc. CDs etc. See the review of WHERE THE WORKING BOATS WENT here
FOLK DANCE	Webfeet	English Ceilidh, Folk Dance, Barn Dance, Cajun, French/Breton, Morris Dancing on the web.
	Elements of English Country Dance	An explanation of country dance terminology.
FOLK MAGAZINES	fROOTS	Local music from out there!
	The Living Tradition	A folk music magazine with a more traditional bias.
	Musical Traditions	The web-based magazine for traditional music enthusiasts.
	Unicorn	Local folk in Beds., Herts., Bucks., Cambs., and beyond.
MORRIS DANCING	Redbornstoke Morris	The finest men’s Morris Team in Mid-Bedfordshire
	Bedfordshire Lace Ladies’ Morris	The finest women’s Morris Team in Mid-Bedfordshire
	The Morris Organisations	The Morris Federation, The Morris Ring, The Open Morris.
YOUTUBE	Where The Working Boats Went	A slideshow of Life & Times performing at various events accompanied by the song Where the Working Boats Went.
	Marston Vale	A slideshow about Marston Vale Community Forest accompanied by the song Marston Vale; featuring the choir of Marston Vale Middle School, Stewartby, Beds.; from the Marston Vale Project.
	Wareham Court Leet	A slideshow of the outings of Wareham Court Leet which is accompanied by Graeme’s song of the same name.
	All In The Wintertime	A low quality video we were given of the cut-down Mummers play in our Christmas show in 2009. Audience participation included.!
	The Stonehaven Fireballs	A slideshow of the spectacular Hogmanay event at Stonehaven in Scotland accompanied by Graeme’s song. Photographs are coutesy of The Stonehaven Fireballs Association.
FILM	The Bedfordshire Clanger	A site dedicated to Five Feet Films’ short film: ‘The Bedfordshire Clanger’. The film features by the same name: my song, the tune by Taz Tarry and its accompanying dance by Redbornstoke Morris, the beer by Banks & Taylor of Shefford and the local delicacy which started it all. This site should be accessible from September 2007. See clips on YouTube here.
	The Morris Movie	A film about Morris Dancing featuring Derek Jacobi!
TELEVISION	Local News TV	This is a local internet television news site for Bedfordshire. A video on the site features Life & Times and Redbornstoke Morris at the 2007 Woodworks Festival.
VIDEO	Woodworks 2008	This is actually a slide show that shows Life & Times, The Brafront Guizers and Redbornstoke Morris at the 2008 Woodworks Festival at Marston Vale, Bedfordshire. When you get to the page, click on PLAY.
DVD	Greenacre Audio Visual Productions	On this site you will find a series of DVDs, some with clearly educational content: a DVD of old Dorset crafts and a DVD about T.E. Lawrence.
SPECIAL SCHOOL PROJECTS	The Sand Museum	A virtual museum website set up after an oral history project Sands Of Time by The Greensand Trust. Two of the three songs we wrote especially for the project appear on the site. See also our Recordings page for details of the CD (Wixamtree WIXD104) and our Special Projects page for details of the music’s use in schools.
OTHERS WORKING IN SCHOOLS	Artension	Steve Rowley (an old friend of ours) provides arts and music based days in schools. Please mention Life & Times’ website when you contact.
	Steve Parish & Jo Ellis	Steve (‘The History Man’) & Jo are friends who are well known around schools and have their own site at Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, where they have reconstructed an Iron Age village. Please mention Life & Times’ website when you contact.
	Elite Coaching & Leisure	A company providing sports coaching, fitness programmes, out of school clubs etc. Please mention Life & Times’ website when you contact.
CRAFTS	The Guild of Straw Craftsmen	Straw plaiting is an old craft heavily associated with Bedfordshire, the plaited straw being the main constituent in the manufacture of straw hats, for which Luton is famous.
WEB DIRECTORIES	Music MK	Artists, venues and events in Bucks. and Beds.
	The Folk Directory	A site listing various artists from around the folk scene. You’ll find Life & Times there.
	bedfordshire.net	Loads of web links related to Bedfordshire.
	Willington-on-line-Free-for-all-Links	Even more Bedfordshire web links.
	Mid Beds Arts Directory	Now on line at the Mid Beds local government website is their local Arts Directory.
	www.dirpedia.com	DirPedia.com - combining a dictionary, an encyclopedia and a web directory.
	the-music-directory.com	A collection of links to music related websites and newsgroups.
	FolkWorld	The online folk and world music magazine. Artist listings here.
	Folk Artists	Jay Glicksman’s site with a very large list of performers.
OTHER LINKS	British Library Sound Archive	See Life & Times’ entries in The British Library Sound Archive. Select Sound Archive then enter life and times and name in the search boxes. Charivari seems to be listed in a different way. Go to the search page again and type in charivari and select title. You will find it listed there (about No.11 or 12) and the details can be accessed from that page.
	The Ironbridge Gorge Museums	The inspiration for Shropshire Iron.
	The Bedford & Milton Keynes Waterway	A new waterway for the 21^st century which is set to link Bedford’s River Great Ouse to The Grand Union Canal at Milton Keynes by c2030. It is known as The B&MK (which is the title of our song about it!) Find the words and sound file of our song on their site here.
	Out and About with John Pilgrim	Links to other Bedfordshire sites and local interest. John Pilgrim runs the Out and About programme on BBC 3 Counties Radio.
	British Schools Museum	A friend of Life & Times who hosted the premiere of our canal show Where The Working Boats Went in the only surviving Lancasterian classroom in the country March 2009. Well worth a visit to see how Victorian children were educated.
	Wareham Court Leet	The site of Wareham Court Leet where you can hear Graeme’s song about their annual inspection of the local pubs. The song can be found on this page accompanying an embedded YouTube slideshow of the Court Leet over the years. Follow their More Archives: Documents link to find the sheet music for the song.