Raymond has submitted a seris of pictures from Betchley which if I am correct was the home of the wartime code-cracking team. Good quality pictures such as these give another interesting view of englands past and present heritage and allow our overseas friends the chance to see that we are not just beautiful green fields and coastlines, but a nation of inventors, engineers and academics. lets have more of a simular nature, perhaps with a brief interesting explaination or description.

Bletchley Park will be hosting plenty of events and exhibitions starting from September, in celebration of the seventienth anniversary arrival of codebrakers.

Imagine having that sat on your lap!! Wonder what the power supply looked like?

Think of the size of the mouse lol

So that thing runs all of England,,,,LOL just kidding;-))))    really neat site to Maria;-)

how do you fold it up to take to meetings ,Michael???

And to think, there is more computing power in your pocket calculator than they had for the first moon landing back in,Was it 1969?

Bletchley Park is well worth a visit.You can see the mock up of the submarine that they used in the film 'Enigma' too.