Guest Artist:
David Craig
From David "Strum"
Craig's Page:
"I write for a living - software manuals,
procedural manuals, intranet/internet websites,
help-files.
Like thousands of others, I wanted to write
novels/screenplays/ polemics. I bought a computer
to write on and discovered a whole new range of
displacement activities - to put off the moment
when I'd have to try to fill a blank screen
("maybe I'd write better if the screen were
light green...", "perhaps if I tried
this new piece of software...", "maybe
I could write a macro to do this...").
In the end, I found I could get paid for my
displacement activity - exploiting my experience
in using computers by acting as an
interpreter between those who write the software
and those who use it - but not for my
novels/screenplays/ polemics.
But with the Web, various projects began to
converge with the "day-job", enabling
me to indulge in the kind of writing I enjoy. I
hope you will enjoy reading it.See
David's Homepage at http://www.strum.co.uk/
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Vortigern Studies Index
.Wansdyke Project 21
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Vortigern Studies
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David Craig (Click each image to
enlarge it).
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A
beautiful view of east Wansdyke towards Tan Hill
(Click here to enlarge).
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This image shows the scale on which East
Wansdyke was constructed.
(Click here to
enlarge).
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This
picture shows cleary on what scale Wansdyke once
was built. (click here to enlarge).
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The dense forest of West Woods.
(Click here to enlarge).
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The picture
shows a modern use - a 'Wendy House' built into Wansdyke
near Shaw House, 2001.
Copyright © 2001, David
Craig. All rights reserved. Used with permission.
Comments to: David Craig
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