Talk:Netherwood - Revision history

ThomasStevens at 01:36, 9 February 2005

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	Wow! That was quick. I was going to tackle formatting today:-)		Wow! That was quick. I was going to tackle formatting today:-) BTW, if anyone needs the original copy of this postcard, it's with the wicked BriPan.

ThomasStevens at 15:28, 4 February 2005

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	Thanks for adding the new article! —[[User:Ash\|Fr. Ash]] 08:39, 4 Feb 2005 (CST)		Thanks for adding the new article! —[[User:Ash\|Fr. Ash]] 08:39, 4 Feb 2005 (CST)

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			Wow! That was quick. I was going to tackle formatting today:-)

Ash at 14:46, 4 February 2005

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	There are also other accounts of Crowley's death, maybe in Colin Wilson's biography of Crowley, that might be interesting to add. And I'm not entirely sure what he did or wrote during his time at Hastings other than ''Magick Without Tears'' maybe. This would be interesting information since Crowley's stay at Netherwood is what makes the place more than just another boarding house.		There are also other accounts of Crowley's death, maybe in Colin Wilson's biography of Crowley, that might be interesting to add. And I'm not entirely sure what he did or wrote during his time at Hastings other than ''Magick Without Tears'' maybe. This would be interesting information since Crowley's stay at Netherwood is what makes the place more than just another boarding house.
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	I ~~resized~~ the ~~photo~~, since ~~it was falling off even my 19" monitor~~. ~~Great pic, tho! Also, you might want to check out~~ the ~~[[Thelemapedia:Tutorial\|Tutorial]] for simple formatting features~~ of the ~~wiki..~~.		I moved the article to just "Netherwood", since Hastings is simply the general location. The boarding house itself is the real topic of the article.

	Thanks for adding the new article! [[User:Ash\|Fr. Ash]] 08:39, 4 Feb 2005 (CST)		I also resized the photo, since it was falling off even my 19" monitor. Great pic, tho! Also, you might want to check out the [[Thelemapedia:Tutorial\|Tutorial]] for simple formatting features of the wiki...

			Thanks for adding the new article! —[[User:Ash\|Fr. Ash]] 08:39, 4 Feb 2005 (CST)

Ash at 14:39, 4 February 2005

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	There are also other accounts of Crowley's death, maybe in Colin Wilson's biography of Crowley, that might be interesting to add. And I'm not entirely sure what he did or wrote during his time at Hastings other than ''Magick Without Tears'' maybe. This would be interesting information since Crowley's stay at Netherwood is what makes the place more than just another boarding house.		There are also other accounts of Crowley's death, maybe in Colin Wilson's biography of Crowley, that might be interesting to add. And I'm not entirely sure what he did or wrote during his time at Hastings other than ''Magick Without Tears'' maybe. This would be interesting information since Crowley's stay at Netherwood is what makes the place more than just another boarding house.
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			I resized the photo, since it was falling off even my 19" monitor. Great pic, tho! Also, you might want to check out the [[Thelemapedia:Tutorial\|Tutorial]] for simple formatting features of the wiki...

			Thanks for adding the new article! [[User:Ash\|Fr. Ash]] 08:39, 4 Feb 2005 (CST)

ThomasStevens at 08:20, 4 February 2005

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	Unfortunately, the copies I made of these documents were in a small backpack left in a train station in Germany and were probably chucked down a hole and blown up by a bomb squad. So much of this article is written from memory. If anyone is in or near Hastings and cares to look up the information, this article could probably use both corrections and more detail.		Unfortunately, the copies I made of these documents were in a small backpack left in a train station in Germany and were probably chucked down a hole and blown up by a bomb squad. So much of this article is written from memory. If anyone is in or near Hastings and cares to look up the information, this article could probably use both corrections and more detail.

			There are also other accounts of Crowley's death, maybe in Colin Wilson's biography of Crowley, that might be interesting to add. And I'm not entirely sure what he did or wrote during his time at Hastings other than ''Magick Without Tears'' maybe. This would be interesting information since Crowley's stay at Netherwood is what makes the place more than just another boarding house.

ThomasStevens at 07:59, 4 February 2005

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	This is a copy of a postcard given to me by the individual who currently lives in what was the Netherwood coach house. While in Hastings, I did research at the Hastings library. There are annual tax records that go back to the late 1800s. There is also a good article on the geology and history of The Ridge on which Netherwood stood.		This is a copy of a postcard given to me by the individual who currently lives in what was the Netherwood coach house. While in Hastings, I did research at the Hastings library. There are annual tax records that go back to the late 1800s. There is also a good article on the geology and history of The Ridge on which Netherwood stood.

	Unfortunately, the copies I made of these documents were left in a train station in Germany. So much of this article is written from memory. ~~So if~~ anyone is in or near Hastings and cares to look up the information, this article could probably use both corrections and more detail.		Unfortunately, the copies I made of these documents were in a small backpack left in a train station in Germany and were probably chucked down a hole and blown up by a bomb squad. So much of this article is written from memory. If anyone is in or near Hastings and cares to look up the information, this article could probably use both corrections and more detail.

ThomasStevens at 07:55, 4 February 2005

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	This is a copy of a postcard given to me by the individual who currently lives in what was the Netherwood coach house. While in Hastings, I did research at the Hastings library. There are annual tax records that go back to the late 1800s. There is also a good article on the geology and history of The Ridge on which Netherwood ~~stands~~.		This is a copy of a postcard given to me by the individual who currently lives in what was the Netherwood coach house. While in Hastings, I did research at the Hastings library. There are annual tax records that go back to the late 1800s. There is also a good article on the geology and history of The Ridge on which Netherwood stood.

	Unfortunately, the copies I made of these documents were left in a train station in Germany. So much of this article is written from memory. So if anyone is in or near Hastings and cares to look up the information, this article could probably use both corrections and more detail.		Unfortunately, the copies I made of these documents were left in a train station in Germany. So much of this article is written from memory. So if anyone is in or near Hastings and cares to look up the information, this article could probably use both corrections and more detail.

ThomasStevens at 07:54, 4 February 2005

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	This is a copy of a postcard given to me by the individual who currently lives in what was the Netherwood ~~coachhouse~~.		This is a copy of a postcard given to me by the individual who currently lives in what was the Netherwood coach house. While in Hastings, I did research at the Hastings library. There are annual tax records that go back to the late 1800s. There is also a good article on the geology and history of The Ridge on which Netherwood stands.

			Unfortunately, the copies I made of these documents were left in a train station in Germany. So much of this article is written from memory. So if anyone is in or near Hastings and cares to look up the information, this article could probably use both corrections and more detail.

ThomasStevens at 06:35, 4 February 2005

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This is a copy of a postcard given to me by the individual who currently lives in what was the Netherwood coachhouse.