1 Nov 2009 01:56
Re: Re: Re: Is there such a thing as FREE web hosting? [slightly o/t]
Terry Streeter wrote: > David Morris wrote: >> I've just moved the Chesterfield Canal Trust over to 1and1 but I was >> looking for a more 'professional' solution where I could consolidate a >> number of domains under a consolidated package. > > 1and1, hmm. I used them to register my domain initially, and had an > awful job moving away from them. I would recommend Astroservices, run > by Neil's old mate Mike Brown. Very reasonably priced - it costs me 10 > pounds a year. That would be AstroHosts - http://www.astrohosts.co.uk/ It's where I have all of my web sites hosted plus those I run for various organisations. It costs me rather more than £10 but Pennine Waterways and Ashton-under-Lyne.com have fairly high traffic and I have a package that covers around ten sites. Most of my domains are held at FreeParking http://www.freeparking.co.uk/ I would not want to rely on a free service - you can't guarantee that it will still be there next month. Look what happened to all the thousands of web sites that were on GeoCities. The cost of hosting a site and owning a domain name or two is very little when you compare with what somne people spend on their hobbies (like people who own narrowboats!). -- -- Martin Clark Pennine Waterways Website http://www.penninewaterways.co.uk(Continue reading)
)) The alarm that you can hear is a reversing beeper from a nearby truck. That
crane is a 100 tonner because there was a completed 59ft Sagar barge taken out of the water and dropped on to a
truck for its journey down to the Thames just before Phoenix was launched. Now when he was putting that one
on the truck the overload alarm was ringing, due to the reach on the jib with 27 tons on the end, but it was just
like a continuous old-fashioned telephone bell. Phoenix only weighed in at 15 tons so the crane didn't
even realise there was a load there 
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