Home of the Scottish MX5 hill-climb club, Eunos Ecosse http://www.scotmx5hillsprintreg.co.uk/

I'm intending to update this regularly to give you an idea of what its like to be obsessed with interesting cars... http://www.facebook.com/pages/Goodwood-Sportscars/156424537763048

Run by Fraser and Dan and based in Rowlands Gill near Newcastle upon Tyne. This is where MX5 anoraks (like me) go to buy their anoraks. They race, service and break MX5s and are an unending fountain of knowledge and enthusiasm - highly recommended. Also an excellent place to get four wheel alignment carried out properly.
Mention my name - I need all the goodwill I can get! Tel 01207 544071 or 07810 874821 http://www.akautomotive-mx5.co.uk/

Probably the biggest online seller of parts and accessories. www.mx5parts.co.uk

Run by genuine Mazda enthusiasts with an emphasis on grass roots motorsports and performance enhancing parts. Highly recommended and a fountain of knowledge. https://bofiracing.co.uk/

This forum places the emphasis on technical help and Wayne's walk-through guides are legendary for their detail and accuracy. http://www.mazdamenders.net/forum/

Stock new parts but are particularly handy for their vast stock of used stuff. www.autolinkmx5.com

A US based owners forum www.miata.net

Nothing to do with cars: its a link to my holiday cottage in Kirk Yetholm, Scotland. www.gypsypalace.co.uk

Again, nothing to do with cars: its my wife's photography site. www.insidestoryphotography.co.uk

If you are ever in my area, this is worth visiting: its a small museum in the Borders town of Duns and it tells the very moving story of our local F1 World Champion, Jim Clark. The room itself is not particularly huge but is packed with photographs, trophies and other regalia relating to Jim Clark's career. Jim was (and still is) worshipped up here and he lived and farmed near Chirnside - his grave can be found in Chirnside church.
Duns is around 17 miles away from me, but thanks to the superb and very quiet roads, its less than 20 minutes drive. http://www.scotborders.gov.uk/outabout/visit/museums/3240.html