My web sites, mainly on subjects anathema to conventional thinking, were originally hosted on the Netscape Online web server. When this was closed down at the end of June, 2002 I had to transfer them to another site - Freeserve. However, getting the search engines to realise that the original URL no longer exists but the sites still exist on another one has been no easy matter. All submissions seem to have been rejected, possibly by anti-spamming mechanisms, and getting the originals deleted so that new submissions can be made has still not been achieved. Google, for instance, seems to need a file inserted in the dead site so that its robot can classify it dead. This is hardly possible when the server no longer exists!
However, the
sites seemed quite popular - particularly the Buckingham Palace Ley Line one,
which generated over 8,000 hits in the time it was on Netscape. It still exists,
and so do the others! The links to the new URLs are here, and descriptions of
them are below.
Jimmy Goddard
The Buckingham Palace Ley Line is an interactive tour of the alignment of the Mall through Buckingham Palace, showing the significant places it passes through as it crosses Surrey.
The Great Isosceles Triangle of England A system of "primary leys" discovered by Philip Heselton in 1961, showing connections with "orthotenies" - UFO sighting lines.
The Tony Wedd Site is about the work of the late Tony Wedd of Chiddingstone in the three fields of Flying Saucers, Landscape Energies and Lost Technology.
A Life of Ley Hunting - forty-one years of following the Old Straight Track and feeling its power.
All the Planets are Inhabited! attempts to show that the current widely-held ideas of a dead Solar System are not necessarily the true picture and that the contact claims of the 1950s, particularly George Adamski, give a very different picture of our place in the Universe.
Voices from Space - the story of enigmatic contactee Philip Rodgers, the blind musician who received voices apparently from extraterrestrials on his tape recorder. Streamed audio is on this site of the surviving recording and Philip talking about it.
Fringe Archaeology is about leys and their implications, and how the idea has been regarded as "heretical" by many groups, scientific and religious, and gives details of and links to research projects that have yielded valuable knowledge about the leys and their significance.
The Real Stonehenge and Avebury presents photographs taken by Mollie Carey of Corton, Wiltshire of apparent carvings on the stones missed or ignored by the archaeologists, and her own research into them.
The Hidden Unity shows how leys and the phenomenon of subconscious siting of places of worship of all faiths seem to give a very deep insight into the nature and place of faith in the world, and its underlying unity and necessity despite its many varying forms.
The E-line is the wide, powerful ley crossing the south of England of which we have not yet found an equal. This site describes it and its extension round the world as a great circle course seemingly passing through the areas of Ayres Rock, the Lines of Nazca and Mount Everest, and its crossing of the well-known St. Michael Line at St. Day in Cornwall and Stewart Island, New Zealand.
The Solar Transition Effect is the doubling of the width of the energy streams of leys around sunrise and sunset.
Ley Structure outlines the research and theories of Rienk Noordhuis on the structure of leys and their implications for the planet.
The Song of the Ley is a poem by Jimmy Goddard inspired by the ley system, which seems to indicate a symbiotic relationship between humankind and the living Earth.
The Ley Hunter - 1969-1976 Research and ideas from the early years of ley hunting.
The Stones of Staines is about a group of stones near the town which were mentioned in a charter of Chertsey Abbey, the apparent site of which is the meeting point of several important ways including the Roman road from London, and which has alignments to many significant places including major prehistoric sites in the area.
The Surrey Earth Mysteries Group is a discussion group set up in the 1970s, interested in the wide-ranging subject of Earth Mysteries.
The Addlestone Historical Society aims to bring together those interested in local history and to encourage research in Addlestone, New Haw, Row Town and Woodham areas.
Goddard Multimedia has videos and CD-ROMS on a number of subjects, mainly related to English country subjects and mysteries, including The Legacy of Tony Wedd CD-ROM. It also offers services of creation of custom-made CD-ROMs and videos.
The Goddard Association of Europe exists to research the family name of Goddard and to bring together those with the name or who are connected with it through descent, marriage or interest.
Spacelink offers books on UFOs, earth mysteries, the paranormal and the unusal generally, some at bargain prices.
A Walk round Lyne Church is a panoramic tour of this Surrey church.