Community
Disc
Essay
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The Community Disc contains a fascinating 48-page Essay on life in Britain in the 1980s. I have captured all 48 pages plus the index page here and I hope you will click on the picture links above to learn more.
This picture set includes my special Domesday-style navigation feature: clicking on the left-hand portion of the picture will take you to the previous picture and clicking on the right-hand portion of the picture will take you to the next picture. You know, just like when using the Domesday Machine!