A walk down memory lane.

[TAY666]

Recent discussions on FB have caused me to get a bit nostalgic and reminded me of how much my site has changed over the years.
Which caused me to make a trip to the WayBack Machine.

Sadly, it doesn't go back far enough to see the Geocities site.
(my Geo-site is on there, but by that point the PS section had moved to Tripod)

It does cover the PS Site back in the Tripod days. (May 2001-June 2003)
web.archive.org/web/20010519150737/http://ylisaari.tripod.com/auroraps/

Then it's current location (Feb 2004-Sept 2006)
web.archive.org/web/20040211094355/http://tylisaari.com/prehistoricscenes/main.htm

And it's current incarnation (Feb 2007-current)
web.archive.org/web/20070222210832/http://www.tylisaari.com/prehistoricscenes/main.html

And of course that caused me to go back through my What's New page.
www.tylisaari.com/prehistoricscenes/new.html

Going through from the beginning of that page (late 2003) and reading up to present is quite the walk down memory lane.
I also realize just how much I have been slacking on the site recently.
I hope to correct that soon.

[lowelker]

I remember logging into your site with the 2006 layout. I remember searching the kits and parts for sale link. I love your site.

I had an almost complete collection of kits back in the late seventies. My family was moving and my uncle mistook my pile of grocery store bags full of Aurora dinosaurs as garbage and my kits went to the landfill.
I had maybe two or three kits in another box. sniff sniff
Now I've found others who share my love.
Warm fuzzies.
Jim

[artdecovampire]

These boards, the site and Alchemy have been a life line to me and without this site there would not be Prehistorix. I reckon that's a big deal as far as I'm concerned. I'd be pretty isolated in the UK. Only Andymoscarts seems to be bothered over here in England.

[prescenes2]

Thanks for the Memories and "the walk".

[TAY666]

I'm going through another walk down memory lane.
Only this time it's turning out to be a whole lot more work than I bargained for.
I'm trying to organize the 15 years worth of PS emails I have stored on the computer
Turns out I have at least 2800 of them. (probably more, as I am sure I have some tucked away in wrong folders too)

It's both aggravating (lots to go through), and lots of fun (being reminded of conversations from long ago).

[djmadden99]

Does all that material and correspondence include the Aurora Onelist?

[TAY666]

There are a few discussions from there. Circa 2000-2001
I know they are archived in the group, but it's easier to have them on my actual hard drive.