So for anyone willing to go along with this, I have a favour to ask. Having spent the last week testing the site to destruction on four different computers \u2013 my shed looks like a branch of PC World \u2013 I\u2019m asking you be the first to preview it. There’s still a bit of housekeeping to do, odd bits of sound and text, before the official launch early next week, but I hope you’ll find it relatively easy to navigate and I\u2019d be interested to know how people find their own way around, or if you have any problems.<\/p>\n On entering, by clicking on the dots, each representing a site, a short film will appear showing the places I visited to recreate the journey taken by Harry Bell in his search for Prehistoric Communication Lines. They are also the journeys taken by Mary Ross, a woman whom I first met in 2008 and who, by sheer coincidence, visited almost all the same sites as Bell. Maybe I was reading too much into this but Mary entirely changed the way I looked at the project and how I could tell the \u2018story\u2019 of Glasgow.<\/p>\n Gradually, as more sites are highlighted, lines will appear, linking them together. A pattern soon emerges. The viewer is free to choose which path to take. Some sites have several lines radiating from them, offering a multiple choice of routes. It\u2019s up to you to choose which direction you travel. Having tested the site, I know it can take a long time to \u2018bag\u2019 all the various places featured – there’s 66 films to get through – which is why it\u2019s possible to save your journey. When you return, the website will remember where you\u2019ve been, allowing you to pick up from where you left and continue at your own pace.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.elementalfilms.eu\/devilsplantation\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/3\/2008\/09\/cochno-stone-crop-1.jpg\")
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