Looking at the options for doing a website the right way, the way anyone who gives advice on such things would do it, I soon learned there are still barriers across which the un-tech masses cannot climb. Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Dreamweaver, Web Studio, and a host of other software packages that are the only way to create a website all remind one that profitability in the software segment continues to be obscene. How can software cost so much?
So have a look for "freeware" website building packages and you find several more choices, with cute and anti-Microsoft sounding names, Joomia, Homestead, Coffee Cup. Surely these offer at least one that will work. So I began downloading. I would have then started testing, but I could not figure out how to get to the first step. The byzantine instructions are dead simple to the in crowd of open source software development. But to me it was frustrating.
Not wanting to make one of those horrid and low-function web sites, I

It took a couple of nights to write the stuff we web masters call "content" and to find the photos to make it "come alive".
Phase One complete
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