E.L.E.C.T.R.O.N.I.C.S

Revisited Bletchley Park today, which is always a pleasure, and found this crate of odd bits outside the National Computer Museum, which is based there. It's not as grand as it sounds, but there are some awesome relics from the 1980s (and of course further back) which I remember well (computers with cassette tape drives, 3 inch floppy drives, the Amstrad PCW8192 and so on).

Bletchley is a very atmospheric place even so long after Turing and co departed. Ramshackle, shambolic, and so important. Survives only on public donations - do visit!