Welcome to: Lloydian Aspects Being a website of meanderings amongst the diverse interests of Lloyd, archaeologist, photographer, explorer, toast farmer, armourer, evolutionary psychologist, oxymath, erumite, gentleman.

First, you must decide which part of Lloyd's long and varied body of interests you wish to investigate.

Click the subject by which you are least repelled. The numbers in brackets indicate the number of pages in that section. This site was laid out using a monitor screen ten and a half inches across, and it probably looks best viewed in a window that size.

What's new? Find out by clicking here.
But wait! There's more! In the hope of making this site even more excitingly interactive, I have installed a guest-book. This allows you, the visitor to this rather eclectic site, to leave messages of hope, congratulation, high praise, and wonderment about this site. You could also use it to leave suggestions for improvements, requests for additions or massive deletions, and perhaps it could be used as a medium for venting your spleen in a savage outburst of cathartic vitriol.
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Would you believe it: there are 216 colours to pick from, and they only had one beige?

My links section:

• to the web-site of Fraser Charlton, pathologist, Gilbert and Sullivan devotee, and quasi-god.
• to the only honest homeopathy web-site in the world.

You may wish to send me a message, telling me just how much this site could be improved, so here's my address presented as a .gif file, in an attempt to foil the evil spam-spiders. You'll have to type it out again, I'm afraid.

According to this counter, as many as visits have been made to this page since 21st March 2007, when I noticed that the old counter had packed in. This number includes me, however, so I'd take it with a pinch or seven of salt. Oddly enough, according this counter, only different people made these visits. 122,400 hits were clocked up in the first six years at the old address. www.degreeadvantage.com

There's more: this map illustrates the global distribution of visitors since 12th July 2007.