Keith's Links
Assorted Links
It used to be that every web site had a links section, but
not anymore.
This section of my site provides links to a variety of sites
I have found while surfing the net since 1990. The links are
categorized in various ways to help you find links that are of
interest to you.
The links are categorized in various ways, with some links in
multiple categories as appropriate. From car
links, with links to sites about Classic and Collectible cars, to
links to my friend's sites or sites I just through it was worth linking
to, there's a variety of links here for your use.
There are also links pages in other sections of my site (or
on my other sites), like Rocky
Horror links or Fish and Aquarium
links to help you find information on those particular
topics.
In most areas, if you have a link you think is worth adding,
you can suggest it for my review. These are not "free for all" links
pages, I actually review all suggested links before adding them to
the site, and I do periodically review the links on this site to make
sure they are still active sites and that they are still something of
interest. To suggest a link for this site, you can use the "Add
Link" button at the bottom of most of the links pages.
Links to Fish & Aquarium Sites
Links to cool and informative fish and aquarium related web
sites I have found that meet my exacting standards for quality and
usability.
Updated February 6, 2010, 17:01:13
Reptile & Amphibian Information Links
Links to interesting and informative information for people
interested in herptiles - reptiles and amphibians (though insects,
arachnids, and other uncommon pets are often also grouped in with
herps).
Updated September 9, 2008, 12:19:47
HTML Edit's Useful Links
HTML Edit's useful links is a collection of links to
various HTML, CSS, XML, and other web
development resources to help aspiring web developers or new web site
owners produce the best, most reliable, most useful site they can.
Updated May 15, 2009, 11:40:26
I hope you enjoy these links. Happy surfing.
