Hi Simon,
If a page comes up 404 Not Found, you can try the Internet Archive's
Wayback Machine:
http://web.archive.org/
Just enter the URL of the dead link in the edit field and click the
button. The Wayback Machine will tell you how many times the URL has
been archived over the years and you can browse the different
snapshots of the sought-after website.
The word awesome has been devalued through overuse, but for once, it's
justified...
Awesome!
John
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