"Portmeirion for a Day" is a Facebook Group to encourage a visit to this wonderful place. Prisoner fans, Architecture Lovers and appreciators of beauty all welcome. The date for this visit will be set by a majority. Please keep visiting the Facebook page for more information. The idea is for an informal visit to get as many fans there as possible. Meet up, possibly a meal or a drink or two. If you would like to take part please add suggested dates, ideas for the day or anything you fancy really. More will be added over the coming weeks. Please feel free also to share/repost or add new members.


Interested in Chess?

Ed Bishop has requested we publicise The National Correspondence Chess Club - an organisation who do "correspondence chess", which may be of interest, especially to those who are isolated at the present time. The website address is http://natcor.org.uk/?fbclid=IwAR0oDqayHVuJTNaDplLk9KxzoSSMw0JbsyagYwLYCdY_ikoaVrXDgoHVah0 (or just click on the link).


Following on from the live stream at the Virtual Convention you may be interested in visiting Malcolm Nance's website (http://thetacticsofterror.org) for more information.

The Facebook group "Portmeirion & The Prisoner Memories" can be found by following this link.


You may be interested in "The Prisoner Dusted Down" by David Stimpson. "The culmination of more than five years of research by series aficionado David Stimpson, The Prisoner Dusted Down re-examines the entire series, unearthing new information and offering fresh, personal perspectives on the finished episodes".
David is a life time fan and Prisonerologist of the 1960's series "The Prisoner", and now a leading authority on the subject. You can find David's Blog here. Follow this link to find out more about his book "The Prisoner Dusted Down"
To buy the book from Amazon use this link.