THE words Wimbledon and wet are all to often used in sentences about the best tennis tournament in the world.
This year's tournament, although slightly overshadowed by the World Cup, has been exciting with the 1998 sporting underdog disease roaming around the All-England club.
I've discovered a very impressive site dedicated to Wimbledon giving you a comprehensive run-down on all there is to know.
From seeds to rankings and a list of how the successful players have reached the later rounds are all there for you to view.
A history of the tournament, player profiles and pictures of your favourite stars offer a splendid side attraction to the interesting, but long-winded, facts and figures.
So if you're sick of getting wet or struggling to find time to watch Wimbledon instead of the World Cup, check this excellent Internet page out!
Web site: www.wimbledon.org Yes, here I go again wittering on about the weather but when it's raining outside in July, anybody would be forgiven for dreaming of the day they step on to the plane and escape from this country. I've found a site that well help you in your bid to escape and at the same time not spend too much money!
From flight times, hotel guides, prices - every area is covered apart from when the money actually changes hands. A list of the top 20 holiday destinations is there for you to find out all about including temperatures, beach guides and the all important nightlife. Check it out at: www.bargainholidays.com Thanks to new school technology, children are learning more about the Internet than their parents. More and more adults are asking the children to teach them on the World Wide Web, so here you go kids type this address in and you can have fun at the same time as showing them what to do.
Web site: www/.peachpod.com
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