~ Early Web Links ~

Eric Schmidt of San Francisco converted a 1971 VW Bug into a human-powered pedal car weighing 900 pounds, and this site documents the quirky project as a hands-on argument for rethinking automobile culture. Visitors can learn about the physics of car inefficiency, read press coverage, and even contact Eric to borrow the bizarre vehicle for events or join him on a cross-country pedal adventure.

Kungfuarchermaster's Neocities homepage covers an eclectic mix of interests including combat robotics, vintage item trading, stamp collecting, and music production on a Polyend Tracker Mini. The site is still under active construction but already features webrings, a stamps gallery, and hints at a personality-driven space celebrating retro web culture.

Debby's Garden Links is one of the UK's most comprehensive gardening link directories, cataloguing hundreds of categorised links to nurseries, garden centres, suppliers, societies, and horticultural resources across the country. Running since 2000, the site covers everything from organic gardening and water features to monthly gardening jobs and wildlife planting guides.

LinkCenter's aquarium directory curates a range of websites dedicated to the fishkeeping and reef hobby, from local aquarium shops and planted tank specialists to online livestock retailers and marine reef platforms. Visitors can browse listings covering freshwater plants, nano reefs, saltwater corals, and beginner resources across multiple pages.

Love Sweets is a revival clique run by Christina, dedicated to celebrating all things sugary including candies, cakes, and desserts, originally created in 2001 by Glowbot. Members can join and display a sweet-themed badge on their own webpages, keeping this charming piece of old-web internet history alive.

RailroadData.com is one of the oldest and largest railroad links directories on the web, hand-curated by editor Bob Harbison since 1996 with over 4,500 verified links organized into categories covering passenger trains, freight, tourist railroads, railcams, and model railroading. Whether you're a railfan or a professional railroader, the built-in search engine, viewer ratings, and hit counters make it easy to discover the best railroad websites from around the world.

All Neon Like is the fanlisting collective of Crissy, a long-time member of the fanlistings community who has been joining and owning fanlistings since 2003 and even served on the TFL.org senior staff for six years. The site catalogs her owned and joined fanlistings, features a list of affiliates from the fanlisting community, and includes a detailed history of her involvement in this corner of the old web.

Roller Girlz HQ is a colorful, retro-web personal site with a roller skating theme, packed with iframes, marquees, webrings, and a playful personality. The splash page sets the tone with humorous content warnings and old-school web aesthetics, inviting visitors into a chaotic and fun creative space.

A sprawling links collection from a Swedish enthusiast covering aviation history, experimental aircraft, airshows, and science fiction with a heavy focus on Babylon 5. The sheer breadth of curated resources, from obscure military prototypes to JMS's every internet post, makes this a treasure trove for fellow aviation and sci-fi fans.

Ray's Miscellany is a sprawling personal site covering a wide range of eclectic interests including Bristol UK history, optical illusions, vintage postcards, Terre Haute Indiana, and his father's Royal Navy service. Running since 1999 and still actively updated, it showcases over two decades of hobbyist research and personal curiosity across dozens of unique topic pages.