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Leatside Doctors' Surgery in Totnes - www.leatside.co.uk where when registered you can book appointments, request repeat prescriptions etc. online

King Edward VI Community College in Totnes - www.kingedwardvi.devon.sch.uk

South Hams District Council - www.southhams.gov.uk dealing with SHDC council matters, with a massive information content, even planning applications

Ordnance Survey Maps Online - www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk Click here for other online mapping systems and aerial photography.

Old Maps - https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17.0&lat=50.41477&lon=-3.72363&layers=178&b=1 Fascinating old mapping from the National Library of Scotland, with O.S. maps going back to 1873. This particular link takes to to the centre of Harberon in 1873 or thereabouts.

Devon County Library and Information Services - www.devon.gov.uk/library/catalogue/cgi-bin/devon-cat.sh , including a database of community organisations in Devon and the full County library catalogue. You can even renew your book loans online.

Puppetcraft - www.puppetcraft.co.uk one of the UK's foremost puppet theatres, based very close to Harberton

Totnes Image Bank - www.totnesimagebank.org.uk A unique record of Totnes and the surrounding area in photographs dating from the 1870s.

Heavens Above - www.heavens-above.com Do you like watching the night sky? Wondering what satellites you're seeing? Try this brilliant website - especially look for the sometimes spectacular "Iridium Flares" and the International Space Station (ISS). Also: Lightning strikes: www.isleofwightweather.co.uk/live_storm_data.htm Ant Veal's Greatweather site (hundreds of weather links): www.greatweather.co.uk Aurora watch: http://services.swpc.noaa.gov/images/aurora-forecast-northern-hemisphere.png (an exceedingly rare event in S Devon, but you never know! This phenomenon has been seen in Harberton (see here)

Mainline steam specials - national and local - www.railtourinfo.co.uk/tours.html - Picture shows 5031 Totnes Castle at Bristol Templemeads in the early 1960s, taken on a Kodak Brownie - remember those?

Dartington Morris - http://www.dartingtonmorris.uk the oldest established Morris side in South Devon.

Campaign for Real Ale (South Devon branch) - www.southdevoncamra.com