Here are some of our favorite places on the World Wide Wait, and the world at large:

Sites

	Just a great site for all things 'Folk'.  Home of the Digital Tradition Folk Song Database: an online compendium of over 8000 lyrics, many stored with MIDI versions of the tune as well.
	An incredible resource for hard-to-find music, and exotic, antique, and hand-crafted musical instruments.  Also famous for their workshops and music camp.
	One of the oldest and best of the folk dance/music societies.
English Folk and Traditional Music on the Net	A FAQ-style page with copious references to Folk Music and Dance resources on the Web.
	Another FAQ page, this one promoting the American tradition of Shape Note singing typified by the Sacred Harp and Southern Harmony publications.
	Pipe-Maker to Mr. Swan.  Everything you might want to know about Highland, Scottish, English, and Borders pipes, along with a schedule of Julian's appearances in the UK and links to other pipe-enabled sites.
	The Founders of the Feast.  Seven generations of vocal tradition ringing true through three centuries.  The Coppers maintain that "It's the Songs, not the Singer..." that keep traditional music alive.  We agree up to a point.  The songs would certainly still be sung in Rottingdean, but probably not in Berkeley and Brisbane without the Coppers' to sing them first out into a wider world.