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new search engine on my website

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  1. I've added a new search engine to my website.

    http://www.walkingbritain.info

    bye,

    Michel

  2. michel said:

    I've added a new search engine to my website.

    http://www.walkingbritain.info

    bye,

    Michel

    Don't bother. This site is a rehash of a very few popuoar walks and an
    unbelieveable number of broadband advertisements. I reckon it's a con.
    REC

  3. Don't bother. This site is a rehash of a very few popuoar walks and an

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    unbelieveable number of broadband advertisements. I reckon it's a con.
    REC

    Agreed, it doesn't seem to have much original content...
    If someone is making a site for others to enjoy, why stick adverts all over
    it.. just spoils other peoples enjoyment. Exceptions being if you are going
    to the trouble of reviewing gear or books and sharing your findings.. a
    relevent link to a retailer from the review is fine... this example is
    excessive though!

    All the same it is an inward link on the homepage for www.chiadfhear.co.uk
    from a Google rank of 3, which can only be good for him 🙂
    Ian MacD

  4. michel <michellotus2100@@@mailhot.com> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    I've added a new search engine to my website.

    http://www.walkingbritain.info

    This is a very good website!

    --
    www.wirteenager.de

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