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       |      GARDEN ETERNAL  .  a gopher hole                          |
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       |  STATION    7Z1FP        HOST    hp84.com, port 70             |
       |  OPERATOR   K. Alshaikh  WEB     https://ge97.com/             |
       |  QTH        Riyadh, SA   SERVED  RFC 1436, 7-bit ASCII         |
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 (DIR) The Early Internet Directory  (75,635 entries)
 (DIR) Daleel 2003 - the Arabic web  (9,070 entries)
 (DIR)    ...the same, by web address, if Arabic will not show
       
 (QRY) Search the Early Internet Directory
 (DIR) The Historical BBS List  (108,078 dial-up boards)
 (TXT) The Historical BBS List - how it was recovered
 (TXT) Recoveries 002 - which boards became websites
 (TXT) Questions on the False Hope - archiving Saudi history
 (TXT) The State of Saudi Hams
 (TXT) Recoveries 004 - what the archive does not hold
 (TXT) Al-Qadsiah on the internet, 2001-2026
 (TXT) 7Z1FP - the packet radio station behind this hole
 (TXT) About this server
       
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 (HTM) The same museum on the web
 (HTM) The Old Internet - a Windows 98 you can use
       
       Addresses recovered from CD-ROMs, printed directories, Usenet
       and a weekly newsletter. Some are described by the people who
       built them; some by the librarians who catalogued them.
       Most of what is listed here is gone. That is the point.