should dig out all the ones i got, scan & post 'em

On Sunday, 11 May 2003 07:51:08 UTC+1, Kevin Thacker wrote:

Hi All,

I am pleased to tell you that David Caleno, who owns the copyright to Bonzo Scrapyard and
Goldmark products has given me written permission to publish documents that he wrote (Bonzo Scrapyard newsletters is one example) on the Unofficial Amstrad WWW Resource.

So I am asking if anyone here has any of these Bonzo Scrapyard newsletters, and if they would be
generous and let me borrow them so I can scan them and put them online?

If you do, please contact me via e-mail.

Many thanks
Kev

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On Tuesday, 7 February 2017 19:27:21 UTC-5, weema...@gmail.com wrote:

should dig out all the ones i got, scan & post 'em

My parents found a whole bunch of Bonzo News just before they moved house recently. All gone in the recycling ...

I do sometimes wonder what happened to Colin Harris, who wrote all the Nemesis software and the very silly writeups in Bonzo News.

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On Monday, 10 April 2017 14:56:02 UTC+1, Stewart Russell wrote:

On Tuesday, 7 February 2017 19:27:21 UTC-5, weema...@gmail.com wrote:

should dig out all the ones i got, scan & post 'em

My parents found a whole bunch of Bonzo News just before they moved house recently. All gone in the recycling ...

I do sometimes wonder what happened to Colin Harris, who wrote all the Nemesis software and the very silly writeups in Bonzo News.

if memory still working, i'm sure he moved to australia

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