MaidenArchive
Prowler
For those of you not familiar with the Maiden Archive, it is a site set up three years ago by myself (Rich) and a Dutch mate of mine (Henk). We're both from the MaidenFansUnited board originally. The site contains a lot of stuff you wouldn't find on a regular Maiden site. It has a comprehensive video archive, a page with audio clips of Bruce's rants, Maiden related fonts and many more suprises! If you haven't seen it, go there first: www.freewebs.com/videoarchive
The 'new project' was my idea and I've spent three years on it. Today is its unveiling, hence all the advertising:
The Maiden Archive new project is finally unveiled! It is called 'Tour Maps', and is a cross between an Iron Maiden tour history and Google Earth, but I'm not going to ramble on about it here, because you can go and see it for the first time!
But before you go and see, please could you bear in mind that this project has spanned hundreds and hundreds of hours of work for me. If you could spend just 10 minutes of your time (or more if you can spare it) to look at it, and revisit it when you want to (and if it interests you!) and please sign the guestbook either on this thread or on the site.
The link to the new site is here: www.freewebs.com/tourmaps (I recommend viewing the 'About' page first)
Although the link takes you to a new site, the link is available via the main Archive page: www.freewebs.com/videoarchive
Happy mapping!
Rich
The 'new project' was my idea and I've spent three years on it. Today is its unveiling, hence all the advertising:
The Maiden Archive new project is finally unveiled! It is called 'Tour Maps', and is a cross between an Iron Maiden tour history and Google Earth, but I'm not going to ramble on about it here, because you can go and see it for the first time!
But before you go and see, please could you bear in mind that this project has spanned hundreds and hundreds of hours of work for me. If you could spend just 10 minutes of your time (or more if you can spare it) to look at it, and revisit it when you want to (and if it interests you!) and please sign the guestbook either on this thread or on the site.
The link to the new site is here: www.freewebs.com/tourmaps (I recommend viewing the 'About' page first)
Although the link takes you to a new site, the link is available via the main Archive page: www.freewebs.com/videoarchive
Happy mapping!
Rich
The maps were interesting to look at, and it gives a bit bit of a scale to the tours. It was interesting to compare the AMOLAD tour to the World Slavery tour in the US; that difference is huge!