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Tom Reynolds: blogger and ambulance worker

Chris Vallance | 15:55 UK time, Friday, 26 October 2007

The My Bookmarks section of this blog is a chance for interesting people to tell us about the websites they couldn't do without. This week we ask one of Britain's best known bloggers, Ambulance worker Tom Reynolds, for his favourite sites:


The links Tom mentioned were: Twitter, Warren Ellis, and The Police Inspector's Blog Who should we speak to for the next "My Bookmarks"? Drop a note in comments if you have a suggestion.

Comments

  1. At 01:15 AM on 30 Oct 2007, jonnie wrote:

    Interesting Tom,

    I've pondered and I have to say - given a little thought I'd say the beeb followed up by Google.

    I'm however more and more by google earth - not so much a website than a program - but countless hours spent there.

  2. At 12:26 PM on 30 Oct 2007, Jennifer Tracey wrote:

    Thanks Jonnie
    Is there anything in particular you've been looking at on Google Earth?

  3. At 02:18 PM on 31 Oct 2007, jonnie wrote:

    Re: Jenny,

    Anything and everything - spefically zooming around the Canary Islands where we are off to on the 14th.

    Another site I couldn't do without is Ebay - of which I've just purchased some new smoke detectors at 25% of the normal cost.

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