~ Early Web Links ~

Nicole's personal digital garden on Neocities covers a wide range of hobbies including rock climbing, fly fishing, bass guitar, vinyl collecting, and painting. The site features a microblog, bookshelf, scrapbook, and bag contents log, making it a charming slice of one person's many enthusiasms.

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.

Joel Donkin's personal homepage introduces this Australian registered nurse and outdoor enthusiast through a thumbnail sketch of his life growing up on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. The site covers his passions for horses and riding, bushwalking, canyoning, firefighting, and his work with St John Australia as a Nursing Officer.

A Fanlistings Network-approved fanlisting dedicated to the concept of Romance, inviting fans of this timeless idea to join and be counted among its 111+ members. Part of the gryffindors.com collective, it offers buttons, member listings, and an affiliate program for similar fanlistings.

Stan Pope's computational tool helps Pinewood Derby enthusiasts drill and measure axle holes at precise angles in car bodies, calculating camber and toe adjustments. The interactive forms let builders input parameters and get exact angle readings using two different measurement methods, making precision woodworking math accessible to hobbyists.

Joosh (also known as Joshodude) runs this cheerful personal site as a catch-all for daily life updates, from trying new Arizona drink flavors to attending a Disney-Pixar concert and surviving heavy Utah snowstorms. The site features a journal, photo gallery, and a toolbox section, giving it the feel of a cozy modern take on classic personal homepages.

Crescent Shaped is a fanlisting dedicated to croissants, celebrating fans of the beloved flaky pastry from around the world. With 628 members and counting, it invites croissant enthusiasts to join and connect through The Fanlistings Network.

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.

GemWorld, maintained by Jack Slevkoff, offers detailed step-by-step tumbling instructions for polishing rocks and gemstones, covering everything from coarse grinding grits to final polish with cerium oxide. A practical reference for lapidary hobbyists, the site walks through each stage of the tumbling process with specific ratios, grit recommendations, and tips for both rotary and vibratory tumblers.

Teeny Towers is a charming pixel art community project where participants build and share tiny virtual rooms arranged as floors in a miniature tower building. Created by adornesibley, this page showcases their own whimsical pixel rooms and collects contributions from others participating in the trend popularized by Key's Clubhouse.