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Pages and Links: |
| Archaeological Journal |
| The Sudan 1985 |
| Artwork of E J Maybery |
| My Paintings |
| Cylinder Preservation and Digitization |
| Jazz Archive |
| My Phonograph |
| Phonograph Makers' Pages |
| Hamilton Bay Sailing Club |
| MY You Tube |
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Boating: "Believe me, my young friend, there is NOTHING - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats." (Water Rat - from; The Wind in The Willows by Kenneth Grahame 1908) One place to mess about in boats is in the Hamilton Bay at the westernmost end of Lake Ontario. See Link Above |
Biography:
Machinist by trade, teacher by profession, originally from Britain but now resident in Canada as a citizen.
Having undertaken my apprenticeship in the United Kingdom, most of my working career has been in industry. However, in 1988 I took a few years off to do an archaeology degree at the University of Leicester. After the completion of my degree I emigrated to Canada. Here I did a second B.A. at the University of Waterloo, a B.Ed. at Brock University Ontario and a M.A at Sheffield Hallam University. UK. I currently teach adult literacy within the Hamilton Literacy Council. However, my full time employment is currently in industry.
Self Portrait 2010
Interests:
Water the gardens of your mind.
See my home built cylinder playing phonograph and visit the phonograph makers' pages.
Also, visit my You Tube page and see more images of my phonograph.