Welcome to Nathanville
November 21st, 2009Link: http://www.nathanville.org/
Welcome to the World of Nathanville - dedicated to hobbies and leisure interests including Genealogy; Gardening; Model Railways, Victorian History and British Wildlife featuring Mistral the Swan, her love triangle and loves lost.
Nathanville hobbies includes: -
- Mediaeval Gardening - Organically for the benefit of Wildlife.
- The Herb Garden.
- Nathanville's Model Railway Village.
- BRITANNIA - A guide to historic sites and nature sites around Britain.
- English Castles with medieval festivals and living museums.
- Puy dFrench Holidays and places to visit in France e.g Puy du Fou.
- Bristol Architecture and History.
- Genealogy, including Victorian History and the 'Not so Famous'.
- DIY.
Mistral the Swan
November 21st, 2009Mistral, named because she came to the Harwich area (Essex) in the windy month of March 1999, has had a sad and chequered life. She has had two mates and both were killed in another part of Dovercourt.
Nathanville Genealogy
November 21st, 2009Family History Research. A full and comprehensive searchable Family Tree database of more than 8000 people (with over 1550 different surnames) dating back to about 1500, most prominently in the South West of England. Nathanville Genealogy has a growing wealth of Family History and documents during and before the Victorian Era with a growing library of photos.
Nathanville Travel and Nature
November 21st, 2009Historical and Contemporary view of places around Britain and France with photos of Castles, Historical sites, Nature reserves, Wildlife parks and from Essex, Mistral the Swan. Nathanville UK on YouTube now has over 50 vidios on nature and travel e.g. Steam Trains on the Lakes (The Lake District).
Wildlife Organic Garden
November 21st, 2009Link: http://nathanville.org/html/garden/index.htm
With tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets off to a good start for this organic mediaeval style vegetable plot and informal, almost cottage-like garden. By not using chemicals in the garden and working with nature the wildlife finds its own natural balance.

