Gael-net Guestbook

I visited Scotland seven years ago. Browsing your sight was wonderful! Someday, I would love to visit again.
Alicia Pitman <pitman@indy.net>
Pendleton, IN USA -

Just got back from the North Texas Irish Festival where I picked up a "Peatbog Fairies" CD. That's how I found your great website. Not to mention some really fine music on the CD! I'm trying to educate myself about contemporary Celtic music as well as traditional and this is a big help. I am learning to play the bodhran and would appreciate input on music to practice to--traditional as well as contemporary. All help will be appreciated. Thanks again for the great website. Alice
Alice Venables <alicev@home.ifx.net>
Aiken, SC US -

I nearly fell off my seat when I saw my aunt's house not only listed but pictured in the accommodation section...I'm not really local but my dad's from Skye. this is an excellent way to get info. on the area from anywhere in the world. Keep building on it! I will encourage folk here who want to go north to have a look at your site for info. Mar sin leibh
Iain MacKinnon <iam5@student.open.ac.uk>
Llantwit Major, Wales UK -

your site is really interesting.I hope to visit as soon as possible this region of Scotland. How could have receive some brochure about the highlands ? Could you send me some addresses ??? thank you very much magali
le manac'h magali <96057416@student.napier.ac.uk>
edinburgh, UK -

This is a fantastic resource for planning trips. I got so much useful information for my June trip it's unbelievable!!! Thanks for making this available to all of us who love Scotland!
Sandra Lynn Troyer <Romanov11@aol.com>
Channing, TTX US -

Great presentation and very helpful. Thank you! i plan to vist Islay in Sep 97, the birthplace of my McPhie forebears
Norm Chambers <normcham@powerup.com.au>
Logan, Qld Australia -

MY HUSBAND AND I REALLY LOVE VISITING THE HIGHLANDS AND ESPECIALLY SKYE.IT IS A WONDERFUL PLACE WITH REALLY LOVELY PEOPLE. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE ELSE WHO HAS FALLEN IN LOVE WITH THE ISLAND.ALBA GU BRATH!!
MICHELLE LOUGHRIDGE <LOUGH01924@AOL.COM>
WAKEFIELD, UK -

Would love to go hunting haggis...but I can't afford it
Bill McCaig <Brianwa@ voyager.co.nz>
New Zealand -

does anyone have any suggestions on walking holidays in scotland for a couple of australians
patrick condren
UK -

Visited Skye a few years ago and will never forget it. I would like to purchase a cottage on the sea there some time. Especially loved the town of Egol.....just beautiful! Love the magazine "Skyeviews" which I have a subscription to.
Lori Campbell <lcampbel@mail.coin.missouri.edu>
Columbia, MO USA -

Looking forward to making my first visit (long overdue) this summer. Hoping to find some wind surfing!
Graham Anderson <graham@greylink.demon.co.uk>
Coventry, UK -

Sono stato 10 anni fa nell'isola di Skye, bellissima ! Ho trovato 2 giornate di bellissimo sole, incredibile ! Mia moglie Paola vorrą tornarci nel prossimo anno. Ciao.
Giuseppe <dindon@mailbox.vol.it>
Milan, Italy -

I'm thoroughly enjoying your web site and hoping it will help me find accomodations for my family this summer. However, there is one thing I'd like to ask... what is a "croft" or "crofting village"? thanks in advance, s noack
suzanne noack <suzanne noack 100565,1324@cserve.com>
ruhlsdorf, Germany -

My Wife Daughter and myself will be in your country in Aug. and Sept. of this year. We are realy looking forword to the visit thank you (Archie) P.S. question do you know if the Clan Macdonald has an E_MAIL address and what it might be? there in your area
Archie&Donna MacDonald <archiem@users.wizzards.net>
Roseburg, OR. U.S.A. -

My Wife Daughter and myself will be in your country in Aug. and Sept. of this year. We are realy looking forword to the visit thank you (Archie)
Archie&Donna MacDonald <archiem@users.wizzards.net>
Roseburg, OR. U.S.A. -

Enjoyed your web page. I intend to visit Scotland in the near future. Researching my family tree first. My great great grandfather was born in Banchory, Scotland in 1860. I understand that it is in the highlands. Any information you can add to your page regarding that part of Scotland would be apprepriated.
Larry Third <lmathird2palmnet.net>
Palm Bay, FL USA -

Tourism is a two edged sword. It's hard to keep a balance between the economic benefits of tourism while hanging on to what is essential to Island curlture. We are experimenting by attempting to export culture rather than encourage unsustainable tourism. See "http://www.monhegan.com
Peter J. Boehmer <boehmers@midcoast.com>
Monhegan Island, ME US -

Tourism is a two edged sword. We struggle with the balance of developing its economic benefits while trying to preserve what is the essence of Monhegan's culture. One attempt is an experiment that exports culture rather that promote unsustainable tourism. See http://www.monhegan.com. Good luck, Peter B.
Peter J. Boehmer <boehmers@midcoast.com>
Monhegan Island, ME US -

Tourism is a two edged sword. We have some experience with it here. "Islander" is well worth while. Peter Boehmer
Peter Boehmer <boehmers@midcoast.com>
Monhegan Island, ME US -

I will be visiting in July Aug. I am looking for all the info I can gather on the western highlands Jim McLachlan
James McLachlan <jmac@cobweb.com.au>
Adelaide, SSA Australia -

Great site and an enormous help in planning my holidays, both in travel as in accommodations. I'm trying to arrange everything from behind my keyboard and it seems it is going to work!
Adrie van Geffen <a3geffen@globalxs.nl>
Rotterdam, Netherlands -

Great Site! Having travelled for many years in the Highlands and having heard many interesting local stories and visited many amazing places, I am contemplating starting a personal guided tour(2/3 day or more) of places such as Skye, Glencoe etc using a very comfortable car (Jaguar) starting from Edinburgh. Is there a market for this? Very interested in potential visitors thoughts, before I go further. Hope to hear from you!
Gordon <gogsgooch@aol.com>
Edinburgh, UK -

Viele Grüsse vom Unions-Bräu-Haidhausen
Dieter Kasimir <106533.1626@compuserve.com>
Munich, BY GERMANY -

What a great sight would be interested in a house exchange or would love to show people around the center of Canada. In 1992 we spent 15 days in Edinbourgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Ilse of Skye. Our Vacation was a twenty year dream come true. We stayed in farm B&B the best way to go. What makes Scotland #1 the heart and friendliness of the people. Please E-mail any time. From a member of the Clan Ranald Mac Donald near Moidart.
Jim Mackey <Futuredirect@msn.com>
Winnipeg, MB Canada -

Like lots of other folk, I'm planning a visit to Scotland soon, sort of to "discover my roots". I'm a couple of generations removed, but I feel a VERY strong pull from that direction. I'm interested in conversing with someone from Scotland by e-mail if I can find someone who has the time & inclination to do so. I'm especially interested in islands--like Skye, the Orkneys, etc. Id like to be able to stand on the most northerly tip of Scotland, and experience the North Sea from there. Anybody care to respond?
GARY PAUL <gmccune@edpower.com>
EDMONTON, AB CANADA -

I rode a horse from Huntly to Kingussie last fall, and it was magnificent countryside. Glencoe, however, blew me away. I would trade all the sugar-sand beaches in the world for another trip to the clachan. Thanks. J.
jenny <Scotwish@AOL.com>
naples, fl usa -

Its good to see so many positive comments about our country, makes me proud to be a part of it. The person who mentioned the twa races; them wha's scottish and them wha,d like tae be; i think your spot on! For all of those people who requested we recommend places for them to visit, I recommend the Isle of Iona, which appears to have been overlooked throughout these comments. I know that right now, anyone who has visited this island are nodding in agreement with the beautiful surroundings, brilliant locals and a real sense of culture and fun.
JH
SCOTLAND -

Hello to all Clan Donald. May we meet in our home land someday!
Patrick Bryan McDonald <pmcdonal@solomon.com>
Findlay, Oh USA -

My husband and I toured Scotland a few years ago. We are both of Scottish heritage and I'd dreamed of such a trip since I was a little girl. Our ancestors settled in New York State - the Argyle region. It was particularly interesting to see the Argyll area of Scotland and was, also, very interesting to see the resemblance of the hills of Scotland and the hills of New York State. Truly beautiful. Would love to connect with a pen pal from Scotland. Thanks, Bev
Beverly Liddle <liddle@steamboat.com>
Steamboat Springs, Colorado USA -

Land is land ; it's the people in Scotland that make it "Grand"! Please advise if anyone knows of a riding stable or farm that can accommodate 4 horse riders in the Plockton area this June. Thanks. Cheers!
Graham Kennedy <gkennedy@palmnet.net>
Merritt Island, Fl USA -

Land is land ; it's the people in Scotland that make it "Grand"! Please advise if anyone knows of a riding stable or farm that can accomodate 4 horse riders in the Plockton area this June. Thanks. Cheers!
Graham Kennedy <gkennedy@palmnet.net>
Merritt Island, Fl USA -

We're looking for information about the Malcolm Clan, what area they came from, any information anyone can give us. I'm trying to trace my family tree.
Jeff Malcolm <rha@eurekanet.com>
Vienna, WVWv USA -

Will be coming to your country in 1997 summer. Interest include tracing the family history of the Robertson's of Straun. Anyone out there with any info please contact me. Thank you. JBR of Virginia
James B. Robinson (Robertson) <jrobinson@summit.net>
Reva , VA USA -

We spent some time in Ullapool and around in 1995....and took the ferry to Lewis....marvellous holiday....God's ain country they say....aye, they're richt !!
Bill Greig <billag@powerup.com.au>
Brisbane, Qld. AUSTRALIA -

I was looking for routes to walk. Couldn“t find any.
Bertil Karlsson <pandia.data@swipnet.se>
Partille, Sweden -

i am visiting in july 97 at royal dornock for golfing holiday and would appreciate information storys
john waller <jmwaller@netcomuk.co.uk>
doncaster, UK -

70 Wild Miles Glencoe is on Saturday 14th June!
Gordon Gooch <GogiG@aol.com>
Edinburgh, UK -

Great Site, I organise a Charity Event in the Wilds of Glencoe called '70 Wild Miles Glencoe' 47 Mile Cycle, 10 Mile Canoe and 13 Mile Run.We have raised over £110,000 to date. If any visitors to your page fancy entering this fun event please contact me Relay teams or solo's welcome. Remember the emphasis is on a fun weekend in the Fantastic area around Glencoe.
Gordon Gooch <GogiG@aol.com>
Edinburgh, UK -

What a resource! We are hoping to visit Scotland this summer, we've never been there, and want to plan as much as we can. We want to do a home exchange and are currently working on one in Edinburgh which includes a car exchange. We have about three weeks possible in July. Where should we go? what should we see? How long does it take to get from one part of the country to another. Would we need additional lodgings, B&B's are the most economical, what ones do you suggest? Our interests are open my children are teenagers. Look forward to hearing from folks. Thank you.
Trish <FQGM87A@Prodigy.Com>
Seattle, WA USA -

Found this site by accident while looking for information on the sexy hunk of man that played Robert the Bruce in Braveheart. This page looked almost as good as Bruce.
miriam
sydney, australia -

When I was in the US Air Force stationed at RAF Upper Heyford, Oxon between 1968 and 1972, I had a number of opportunities to visit Scotland, and have returned twice since then, the last time in 1983 on my honeymoon. I have great memories and hope someday to return. The Isle of Skye is one of my favorite places in the world. I would also like to visit Iona.
Stewart McDonald <mcdonaldjohnson@tdn.com>
Longview, WA US -

Pretty impresive stuff you have here Im a student trying to learn how to do Web pages
Lorraine Nic Fhionghuin
Skye, UK -

I am a voice teacher and have a student with a deep desire to learn gaelic folk songs. We have been unsuccessful finding anything around here. She is from Cape Breton and does not read gaelic, so any written music must have phonetic pronounciation. We are looking for music with piano accompaniment. Most music we found only contains a vocal line without harmonies. Do you think you could help?
Susan Dworkin-Mac Innis <macinnis@glinx.com>
Wolfville, N.S. Canada -

Hi there, your Gael-net pages were a tremendous help in planning and organizing our 1997 summer holiday. I didn't expect you were that far in using modern techniques. All in all your set of home pages - from accomodation thru travel - raised a tremendous 'pre-joy' to what will come in a few months
Luisa & Ullrich Sattes <Sattes@t-online.de>
Marienmuenster, D -

We have stayed several times on Skye and have found that one of the most beautiful spots there is the unlikely named Uig. We have stayed with Mrs. Pam Mackenzie on those occasions and recommend her hospitality as the best we have encountered in our various stays in Scotland as a whole. At 15 pounds/person, her home and breakfasts are a real deal. Also, we are swapping houses with a couple in Edinburgh for three months in the spring of 1997. Since we want to travel to Skye and the Outer Islands, we have rented a car. But, the people with whom we are swapping houses contend that we will find no place to park our car in Edinburgh and conclude that having a rental car for trips outside of Edinburgh is an impossibility. They have not offered suggestions for dealing with finding sensible ways to park a car in Edinburgh. Any suggestions?
Robin Matthews <wmatthew@knox.edu>
Berkeley, Ca US -

Great web sight! My wife and I were in Scotland in 1991. We are returning this summer with our son who graduates from college in May. During ou first trip we stayed at a B&B in Kelso. This was the best placed we found during our entire trip. The name of the B&B was Wooden. Can anyone tell us if this is still a B&B? We are having trouble finding information about it. Thanks. We are staying for three weeks this time. Love the country and it.s people.
Bruce MacInnis <macin@GREENNET.net>
Salisbury, MA USA -

With one word: excellent!
Michael Dornieden <MDORNIEDEN@MSN:COM>
Wuppertal, D -

We want to visit scotland by motorcycle in the spring. who can help us with a list of campsites in the area of the highlands. please sent it to us at our E- mail adress. thanks.......... hetty and charles.
hetty and charles <charsluy@igr.nl>
rotterdam, netherlands -

Great site!!!!!I lived in Fort William (Glen Nevis) for 17 years before emigrating to Canada with the Hudsons Bay Co.in 1966.Luckily I manage a trip "Home" every year to visit my sister in Lennoxtown Would like to see more from the Lochaber especially Fort William area on the net. I would like to communicate with Camerons or allies from Fort William. Don Cameron, P.O. Box 23, Salluit, Quebec J0M 1S0 Canada.
Cameron, Donald Leslie <cameron@nunavik.net>
Salluit, Quebec Canada -

Very helpful page for researching trip to Scotland for summer of '97. Would like more basic info. on population of each city so I can get better idea of how urban or rural a place is. Also, would appreciate comments comparing what to see and do between Skye and Orkney. Both sound appealing, but I have limited time in two week visit and need to make choices. Any opinions would be welcome.Thanks.
S. Sheffield <naberssj@aol.com>
Cary, NC USA -

I've enjoyed finding this site. My grandparents came from Scotland and I would like to find out as much as I can through this site. I will be back.
Thomas Hamilton Goold <tgoold@ix.netcom.com>
Vancouver, WA USA -

THIS IS WHAT I“VE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!! My husband and I spent some WONDERFUL days last September (-96) on wonderful Isle of Skye, together with two friends. We stayed for two nights at Harry“s Hotel in the blue house on the pier ( spectacular view!). On Sunday afternoon we popped in at the bar ( I don“t know the name of it) on the street above the harbour, and imagine our sense of utter happiness when a local pipe and drum band were playing there! They had just come home from a competition on Uist and they kept playing for as long as they could stand on their feet! That“s a memory I will cherish for the rest of my life! I just LOVE bagpipes, and the only negative thing to say about your homepage is that no such music was represented at Culture/Music! We“re planning on going back to the western Highlands and Skye in September. See you all then!!
Magdalena Olsson <maggis@hem1.passagen.se>
Falkenberg, SwedenUK -

I WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ABOUT TRAVELING TO SCOTLAND
KEVIN KOSLOSKI
PLOVER, WI US -

An excellent site. All you now have to do is to eliminate the toll plaza (by fair means - {or foul?}0 and Skye will once again be the jewel in the crown of Scottish Tourism!!! Slainte !
Harry Wright <scottips@netcomuk.co.uk>
Stirling, UK -

Hi there! Great site!! Only one I could get to tonight!! Please visit me at http://janrob.demon.co.uk/brudex.htm
Robert Bruce <Robert@janrob.demon.co.uk>
Reading, Berks UK -

Great web site. My friends Jim and Betsy Crowe from St. Louis, Missouri and Harold Edward Wilson of Chapel Hill, North Carolina will be joining me for a few days in Scotland. We arrive in Glasco on 20 June 1997 and will stay there overnight. We have a rental car and plan to tour the Western Highlands for a few days (3 days) with a departure date of 24 June 1997. One of our top priorities is to get to the Isle of Skye. Other than that we simply want to motor around the Highlands and enjoy the fabled ambiance. Any suggestions for accommodations for the nights of 21 - 23 June would be greatly appreciated. Also, any other suggestions on "must see" attractions in the Western Highlands (including the Inverness region) would be appreciated. We look forward to "bringing back the blood" as we collectively have a significant heritage of scottish genes. Thank you.
JOHN ALLAN BRAUN <JBRAUN1043@AOL.COM>
CHAPEL HILL, NC USA -

I cant believe Skye is on "the net". Great pages though. Making me feel homesick for my part of the Highlands in Fort William( I'm studying up here in aberdeen) it would be good to see other local-ish musicians such as wolfstone, skoubhie dubh orchestra, etc etc on the pages too...
Fiona Clark <931465u@garthdee1.rgu.ac.uk>
aberdeen, UK -

I am planning a trip this summer in search of McNeill antecedents. I have found reference to the islands of Colonsay and Gigha (as well as Barra) but do not find them in any tourist references. Where are they? And can you give me accommodation information? Many thanks.
Frances Walker <sassybb@siu.edu>
Carbondale, IL US -

I would like to communicate with anyone working for Caledonian MacBryne Ferry Service. I'm having a time of it decerning their schedules to plan a trip to Scotland in September to visit the islands around Oban, Skye and the Outer Hebrides...Barra...S Uist...N Uist...I have a schedule but they make sense sometimes and not at all others...to me?? Also Eigg, Muck, Canna...Thanks so much...Donna Wilson
Donna Wilson <dtwilson@flash.net>
Hurst, TX USA -

Hi! Great Site...
GG
UK -

This is a great site! My boyfriend and I are planning to travel to Skye in early Aug 1997- I can hardly wait. Is there any public transportation on the island or should I plan to bring a rental car? I'm trying to drive as little as possible.
Sarah Grady <gspence@ntp.com>
Milton, MA USA -

I've just arrived at your site and must say, thus far,impressed. Best Regards.
Russ Cashon <r393mhz@pacbell.net>
Sanfrancisco, Ca USA -

This is my first time on the internet and i was overjoyed to find gael net. I would love it if anyone would fill me in on what is happening in Scotland. As I live and work in South Korea it is impossible to find out about Scotland as the only English paper reports purely American events. It is just great to keep in touch.
Shona Mac Donald <19970121@nownuri.nowcom.co.kr>
Taegu, South Korea -

Hi! I visited Scotland in 1994 and 1995. I come back in May or June this Year, if I can. Scotland is great. I love the nature, the music and the friendly scotisch people. If someone like, we can exchange any information by mail. See you soon Scotland!!!!
Andreas Neukirchen <aneukirchen.scf@metronet.de>
Kapellen/Erft (near Duesseldorf), GERMANY -

I enjoyed your home page. I want to visit Skye Island. I planned visiting Skye Island last year,but I didn't have much time staying U.K. I hope to see new information on your home page.
SHIGEKI MIZUSHIMA <mizu-s@ra2.so-net.or.jp>
TOKYO, JAPAN -

Swiss-girl, 26 years, is looking for private qualified English tutor in Inverness. Stay of 3 month (June to August 97). Preparation for Proficiency. Any help will be appreciated. Contact: Evelyne Rüegger, Aarauerstrasse 4, CH-4600 Olten, Switzerland or hofmann@inorg.chem.ethz.ch
Hofmann Patric <hofmann@inorg.chem.ethz.ch>
Olten, Switzerland -

Thank you for the memories...My husband and I traveled through Scotland (from Inverness to the Isle of Skye, then south through Wales and then into London). The most breathtaking trip to date. Since then I have been attempting to piece together my 'Scottish Roots' but I am in need of some desperate help....Stuart is my clan...(Mary, Queen of Scotland) but I can't piece it together...Is there some sort of ancestory bldg. or organization that can steer me the right way?? Here in California it is virtually impossible to trace...I have some information (i.e. names and dates) but confined within the United States....Would love to learn more. thanks, Rebecca tidbits
Rebecca Kaufman <teyr@mail.earhlink.net>
torrance, CA USA -

I will visit Scotland sometime in 1997. I have relatives in the clan MacLeod. Searching through my familytree I found Olaf the Black the founder of the Clan MacLeod according to F.MacLean`s book Higlanders. All hear this: Bannockburn 1314.
Odd-Arild Langstųyl
Ųrsta, Norway -

I will visit Scotland sometime in 1997. I have relatives in the clan MacLeod. Searching through my familytree I foud Olaf the Black the founder of the Clan MacLeod according to F.MacLean`s book Higlanders. All hear this: Bannockburn 1314.
Odd-Arild Langstųyl
Ųrsta, Norway -

6 January, 1997 I would welcome any information sent to me to help plan a vacation to Scotland. Thank you so very much.
Mark Jaruzel <mjaruzel@tir.com>
Davison, MI USA -

Super web site! Great to see another group of locals being at the forefront of where its at. Don't you just love the 'net?
Simon Fern <simon@daelnet.co.uk>
Skipton, North Yorkshire UK -

I will be visiting the Highlands sometime at the end of the year (October or November) & I am very interested in my Scottish heritage. I understand that my grandfather (whom I never knew) came from Scotland, and that one of our ancestors was the laird of Balneil in Ross. My family tree is traced back to William Ross of Kinglassie who married Margaret Robertson October 19 1717. Thence it is Patrick Ross (Nov 1722) m. Margaret Anderson -> David Ross (1762-1838) m. Elizabeth Forret -> David Ross (1804-67) proprietor & editor of the Liverpool Chronicle m. Elizabeth Mutch -> Henry Lawrence Ross, a brewer, (b.1838) m Sarah Elvis then m.Elizabeth McLeavy -> Douglas Lawrence Benjamin Ross (1866-1941). This is my grandfather who emigrated to Australia and m. Elizabeth Herron. My father is George Elvis Ross (b.1911) and I am Richard Ross b.1952) During WWII, my father was stationed in the U.K. and went on a few days leave to Ross, and met up with some relatives there. I would love to do the same! Am I hoping for too much? I would at least like to visit Balneil (the family story goes that it was sold to Arabs) and Kinglassie. Any help or hints would be greatly appreciated.
Richard Ross <rross@pnc.com.au>
Sydney, NSW Australia -

1/3/97 Just found your page it is wonderful, brings back wonderful memories. My wife anI were in Scotland last October we drove 1100 miles and enjoyed every mile of it. My folks are fromthe Isle of Skye and we spent three greag days there. We hope to return this year again for another vist. I would very much like to hear from anyone in the LIONS Club on the net from any where. I am a member of CLAN DONALD USA and active in Flordia branch.
Lyle D McDonald <ldm000@bellsouth,net>
Lake Mary, Fl USA -

Very nice Web site. I would love to visit the Isle of Skye. It sounds very beautiful. I have another interest in the Isle of Skye. I have been told that my ancestors may have come from there. My surname is Skiles which I was told was drived from the Isle of Skye. Does anyone know anything about this? Any Skiles in Scotland?
Robert Skiles <skilesfam@aol.com>
Hbg, Pa USA -

My wife and I spent our honeymoon touring Scotland & Wales. Even though I had been to Scotland when I was younger, I never appreciated the beauty and the history as when we were there in September of 1995. The Isle of Skye was mysterious yet beautiful, desolate yet warm. I wish I could come back soon. I miss it very much!
Ivor Davies <davies@lcbo.com>
Markham, Ontario Canada -

From the sunny Majorca island all I can say is that Scotland is the paradise of my dreams , . . . the place for a quiet and wonderful holidays , ... surely come back soon !!!
Juan Salas <jsav@arrakis.es>
Manacor(Majorca), SPAIN -

Enjoyed the comments I have read so far. Loved the one from the Englishman who wanted to be a Scot; proves the maxim that there's only twa races: them wha's Scots and them wha'd like to be! Formerly from Isle of Jura;been in States for 30 years. Also trying to remember name of B&B on rt. just past Heritage Center on main Portree Road--house was close to water and had large conservatory. Want to contact any members of the Portree Anglers' Club.
Duncan R. Maclean <macleand@ucs.orst.edu>
Corvallis, OR USA -

Looking for information on Scottish Music. Callum Kennedy is one we have heard of.
Kay Day <tritryst@msn.com>
canada -

WE ARE WONDERING HOW TO FIND OUT ABOUT WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER BREEDERS IN SCOTLAND
DRSROMANO <DRSROMANO@AOL.COM>
ORLANDO, FL USA -

I was stationed on the USS Simon Lake at Holy Loch,Scotlandin 1968 and transfered to the USS Canopus on its arrival.Would love to hear from locals or naval people that were there.What a wonderful 4 years that was.Thanks for the memories.
Dennis Faass <DFaass@cyberhighway.com>
Big Horn, Wyo USAI -

Can anyone tell me what is the most westerley point of mainland Scotland
Malcolm Riddle <Malrid@aol>
UK -

My husband and I visited Scotland last May, we loved it and would like to return to see some of the areas we did not have time to visit Beautiful country and wounderful people
Lynda Cogdall
UK -

My wife and I spent a week in a B&B in Portree a couple of years ago. We would like to go back again but we cannot remember the name of the place. Can anyone help?????? It was on the road overlooking the harbor and there was a small resturant on the first floor (great scallops). The owners name was Kenny ????. If anyone knows the name of this place or how to get in touch with Kenny we would appreciate any info. Thanks, Ken.
Ken Causey <kcausey@va-fch31.csc.com>
Surrey, UK -

What a wonderful web-site! I am planning a visit to continue the research of my family history who came from Campbeltown. This is the first site I have found that even mentions Campbeltown. I am looking for accomodation for two in Campbeltown for a week in May '97 before travelling around the rest of the country. If anyone has information please drop a line.
Alexander Muir <mpcghd@ozemail.com.au>
Melbourne, Vic Australia -

Thank you for a very interesting and useful site. I look forward to using it to help plan my next annual trip to Skye .
Chris Weatherley <106343.1754@Compuserve.com>
Falmouth Cwll, UK -

My ancestor Michael Woods in 1704 or 1705 married Mary Campbell of the Scottish clan Campbell of Argylshire. Would like to come and hunt for Campbells of Argylshire next Christmas. Where do I start?
william crutcher <wcrutcher@aol.com>
Middlebury, CT USA -

Got to you through SOM cached when SOM not get-at-able. I would like address of Sabhal Mor Ostaig as I would like to go to Gaelic course in 1997 Ma's le bhur toil e
donald kenrick <dken@globalnet.co.uk>
London, UK -

Just started searching my family history.....found your web page and was pleased to see my family surname on the map..."Kyle of Lochalsh"...hope there's some connection somewhere...I'll keep on searching!!! Thanks!!!!
Richard M. Kyle <rmkyle@pgh.net>
Mercer, PA USA -

I love your WEB page! I have not been blessed with a visit to your country, yet, but the pictures and the stories only wet my desire even more. I have recently started researching my families history (Mac Donalds) and found that they came from a village called Eilean Shona on the small island of Moidart, Scotland. I have not been able to find any information on this village or island. I was hoping that maybe somebody who lives in this area, or somebody who has traveled there, would share some information with me; what the village is like, places to see, are there people still living on the island, is it access- able to public visitors? I look forward to hearing from you all. Thank you.
Suzanne Nichols <DiscipleG@AOL.Com>
Taylors, SC USA -

We followed a yearning and got married while in Scotland 2 years ago, on spectacular Skye (luckily, before that crime of a bridge was finished!), in Portree 28 Oct. '94....best thing we ever did in our lives so far! Each day is the states now is spent pining for the day we can go back. In fact, we now have a "5-10 year plan" to try to move to Scotland: please, anyone with info on the How-To's of becoming a resident of lovely, soul-enriching Scotland, please e-mail my husband Dave. Also, how does one get photos onto this page? In '94 I took some great shots I'd love to share with you and all who follow! There is a strong Gaelic (language & song) community here in Seattle---anyone out there in the fine N.W. USA want to touch base with Dave & I, and reminisce over Scotland's gloriousness? Our best to you all--hurray for this website!
Lisa C. & Dave E. <dave_echenoz@herringn.com>
Seattle, WA U.S.A. -

I have had the pleasure of traveling in Scotland with my Fife and Drum Corps on four occasions. In each case we found the audiences in Scotland to be more appreciative than anywhere else. It is our hope to return to your lovely country soon. Your website is by far the most thourough concerning Scotland Mark Logsdon
Mark Logsdon <mlogsdon@teleweb.net>
Sterling Heights, MI USA -

I have been living in the Northwest Territories of Canada for 11 years and still miss Scotland. My husband is Canadian but went to school in Portree. Can't wait to get back for a visit - hopefully next year. I even miss the rain....it's -42 degrees C here today - a tad on the chilly side!!!
Wilma Nicholson <wilman@ssimicro.com>
Yellowknife, NNT Canada -

As you can tell by the surnames, both my husband and I have strong celtic roots. I visited Glasgow and surrounding area, as well as Edinburgh briefly for the "Evita" play in Spring 1995. Had researched the "Donald" history in Glasgow, was quite successful. Everyone is wonderful and very friendly. If anyone knows Alan or Julia Liken of Glasgow, please say Hi! for us. I understand there are many Gemmell's in Scotland and its quite a common name. Looking for my father-in-laws roots - William Robert Gemmell - born on Isle of Cumbrae, emigrated to Canada approximately 1950? Did not make it the Isle of Skye, but this is definitely a future passion of mine. From what I saw on my visit to your country, its abolsutely pristine - I'll be back! Thanks!
June Gemmell-Donald
Huntsville, ON CANADA -

6 of us cycled from Stornaway to Castlebay this spring, via Callanish and Eriskay. Only 10 minutes of rain in the entire week. Fond memories of Leverburgh, Pollachar and Barra. Good crack, company, food and drink and suberb hospitality. The best way to tour the Western Isles.
Robert McIsaac <robert@dunedin.co.uk>
Glasgow, UK -

An excellent site - good job. Does anyone have recommendations for a last minute booking in a cosy B&B / Guesthouse in the SW Ross or surrounding area around the 27th-30th Dec? Thanks.
Keith Thornburn <keith.thornburn@campus-ventures.co.uk>
Manchester, UK -

WE HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A LOST FAMILY MEMBER FOR 15 YEARS. WE HAVE LOCATED THEM IN THE TOWN OF CAMPBELTOWN. ANYONE KNOWING WHERE I CAN LOCATE INFORMATION ON THIS AREA WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
JO ANN TOWNSEND <JAT@CITYNET.NET>
WILLIAMSTOWN, WV U.S. -

Spent 2 and 1/2 Years in the U.K. with the Air Force. Went to Scotland every chance that I got. Cant wait to get back
Rob Brothers <Brodor@aol.com>
Avondale, AZ us -

Great page! I visited Scotland in August 1995, and it was beautiful, esp. Skye. I am coming for Hogmanay and am excited! Do you have information on Runrig? Their music is unavailable in the US, and I became a fan while on vacation in Scotland. Thanks!
Rev. Donna Fowler-Marchant <REVDLF@aol.com>
NC USA -

Greetings from California -- I am looking for information about craft & giftware makers in the Uk. Please e-mail details to: pritch@ns.net Or send catalog(s) to: S. Pritchard 4707 Cameron Ranch Drive Sacramento, California 95841-4313 USA I plan to market these items in North America. Thanks very much, S. Pritchard, "The Celtique Boutique"
S. Pritchard <pritch@ns.net>
UK -

My son and I drove around your beautiful Isle of Skye last summer - August. I found it to be one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited. My only regret is that I did not stop and take time to buy either a kilt or some material in the Skye Tartan. I also think that it is one of the loveliest tartans I have ever seen. Now I should like to find out about buying either a ready-made kilt, or a length of material to make a skirt from that tartan.
Deloise Wilkie <dwilkie@earthlink.net>
Columbia, MD USA -

I have never been to Scotland, but someday I wish to go there and see the beautiful sights. I would like for somebody to send me some pictures of the Highlands. I have seen beautiful pictures of your country. I loved them.
Julie Ann DuPlessis <jduplessis@abu.nb.ca>
Keswick, NB Canada -

Great Web Site!!! My complements to the design team!!
Andrew N. Messent <andy@islesoft.demon.co.uk>
Glendale, UK -

I am visiting Scotland this summer. I can't wait! I was researching it to find some historical sites to visit. This is my first time on the internet and this is the first place I've visited.
Katie Bender
Sauk Prairie , WI USA -

A wonderful web site.I visited Gairloch,Ullapool and Loch Rannoch looking for ROOTS.... and found some. There are 40,000 Scottish decendants here on Cape Breton Island. Come and visit your cousins some time soon.
Lloyd Mac Donald <nstn2458@FOX.NSTN.CA>
Sydney, NS Canada -

We were in Scotland in September - I cried when we left-it was so beautiful there. We went to Edinburgh as well as Arran and Kintyre. We can't wait to come back someday!
Sue Kauflie <Philly8514>
Lansdale, PA USA -

Great pages ! I have been to Scotland this September, it was so wonderful - I can't even say which places I liked most. By the way, anyone interested in getting into contact with a Runrig fan ?
Julia Schwind <julia.schwind@phil.tu-chemnitz.de>
Chemnitz, Germany -

My Fathers Grandfather owned the Stein Inn in Waternish. Just Checking around to see if anyone remembers? Drop us a line.
Joan ( MacLeod ) Musso <remien@earthlink.net>
Kissimmee, Fl USA -

Would very much to visit Scottland in March, but will I be wellkomed?
Kerstin Liljemark <Peter.warfvinge@racecar>
Stockholm, stockholm Sweden -

I had a wonderful holiday last summer in scotland by travelling around from Inverness to the north and going down the west coast. I hope to be back next year. It“s nice to find you on the Internet. Hartmut Spohr, Germany
Hartmut Spohr <hspohr@cww.de>
Herne, Germany -

We had a wonderful time last year in Edinburgh,Pitlochry,Inverness,and Strone.Greetings to all fellow Clan Donnachaidh members. The church at Old Struan was beautiful. We can't wait to return!!
Neil and Kathy Robertson <Hobratty@networx.net.au>
Perth, WA Australia -

Failte bho'n eilthireach dha'n Eilean Sgitheanach. S'ann a bha mi air turus an Sleibhte agus aig an T-Sabhal Mor an 1976. Gu ma slan leibh uile.!
Kenneth MacCallum <bgkj@post.kosone.com>
Kingston, ON Canada -

First Class Site - the West Highlands are particularly awesome
Tim Larden <Timla@apricot.mee.com>
Birmingham, UK -

I am searching for a Christopher MacLeod of Skye. We worked together in Boulder at Hughes Microelectronics. If anyone knows of his whereabouts please drop me a line or ring me up locally; 303 458 3848; 3711 Yates Street, Denver, CO 80212-2040 thanks much; aye guth math.
geoffrey campbell <102635.310@compuserve.com>
denver, co USA -

Hello! What a great site, makes me wanna go to Scotland immediately! I was in Scotland this summer and i really love it! I will be back! The Isle of Skye is one of my favotite places in the world, and what a great whisky Talisker is!!! Bye for now, see you all in Scotland some time!!
Michelle <55789@ai.fei.hva.nl>
Amsterdam, NL -

Wow what a great site. It makes me want to hop on a plane and leave for Scotland tomorrow. I can't wait until I can visit!
Michael Elkink <melkink@uvic.ca>
Victoria, BC Canada -

Looking forward to fishing in Scotland Fall '97.
Kirksey Hagan
UK -

I am trying to find out if the current Ford Monde V6 advert is filmed on the Isle of Skye. I have tried the Ford pages but can't find a suitable page for my query. Hope someone reading this can help!
Philip Hutchinson <@humbtec.karoo.co.uk>
HULL, UK -

If you are a mr Newman, please let my cousin Jim,nextdoor know I've contacted you.Very interesting site!
Susan <kau83@dial.pipex.com>
Orkney, UK -

Great information on these pages. I am looking forward to a trip to the Isle of Skye, and Dunvegan Castle. I would like to visit, as my ancestors are MacLeods.
Chris Hall <chall@tcac.com>
Huntsville, TX USA -

Hiya - I love Scotland - was born there and don't get back often enough. I especually love Colonsay but can never find any pictures of it on the net. I won't be able to go back for a while yet, and all my photo's are lost. Do you know of any links/photos on line? Thanls for the great site - Mark
Mark Brading <m.brading@ic.ac.uk>
UK -

My son is Travelling to Scotland on a 6 month student exchange next March. He will be staying/working at Kishorn/Lochcarron area - any info/hints would be appreciated
Gary Arnold <giarnol@ibm.net>
Auckland , New Zealand -

Hope to see you this Christmas
Mona Van Velson <monav@genasys.com>
FORT COLLINS, CO usa -

This is a great thing to have. Would love to see The Isle of Skye one day. If anyone could help, would like to know more about Peter Macleod. He came to the USA around 1700-1750 I think, settled in North Carolina, had around 10-12 children. I'm one of the descendants. Thanks.
ASHLEY L. JOHNSON <ASHLEY_JOHNSON@CTS.QMS.COM>
MOBILE, AL USA -

Stumbled across your pages while gathering information for my vacation in Scotland next summer. Also found it interesting to see where my favourite band Runrig comes from!
Katja Klithammer <b99ne92@samnet1.ou.dk>
Odense, Denmark -

My family is of Scotish origins and it is my dream to visit Scotland one day and enjoy the beauty and history I have only read about. I would very much like to see the country that my ancesters once inhabited.
Heather Macdonald <H.Macdonald@bendigo.latrobe.edu.au>
Bendigo, Vic Australia -

we are looking forward to visiting the Isle of Skye in fall of 1997. it looks beautiful!
helena crutcher <brucec@hiway.net>
hazel green, al USA -

We haven't made it to Skye yet--but we will! We love walking and hiking. Any info?
Bob and Mary Julyan <bob@spock.unm.edu>
Albuquerque, NM USA -

I have lived in Scotland for three months for a school exchange and I loved it. I hope to return some day soon. Also the Isle of Skye is my home and heritage it is a beauitful place.
Jennifer MacLeod Robert <SMTP%"robertjm@ecsuc.ctstateu.edu">
Glastonbury, CT USA -

I was born in Saltcoats, and want to know if it“s possible to receive some photos from my town.
Elizabeth Anne Jackson Weir <cewveiga@mandic.com.br>
S.Paulo, SP Brazil -

I have been to China, an existential experience. I have been to Scotland, and it was going home for "the blood is strong." Everywhere I looked I saw the face of my mother, my grandmother, or my cousin. The people are so warm and friendly. I took the train from Edinburgh to Inverness, and from Inverness to the Kyle of Lochkalsh, and the ferry to the Isle of Skye. It was a memorable journey, and I hope that I shall make it again.
Sarah Ellen Scallan <oldgate@coastalnet.com.us>
Morehead City, NC US -

Love the Hebrides, visited twice, found a Politician whiskey bottle on Eriskay in 1990, will return soon , best wishes .
Greg Mackenzie <gmack@direct.ca>
Victoria , B.C., Canada -

Scotland is great !!!!!!!
Ueli Luethi <ueli.luethi@buemplizer.ch>
Madiswil, BE Switzerland -

Congrats to the Scots! Your got the Stone of Destiny Back! WOW.
Kurt & Margaret Seel <seelk@cadvision.com>
Calgary, AB Canada -

I have many ancestors who came from Scotland. The origin of my name is from two of such ancestors who came to the US after the battle of Culloden. I'll be exploring their homeland some day!
Graham Stewart <MRGSTEWART@AOL.COM>
Baton Rouge, LA USA -

Thank you for the page. Have been interested in touring Scotland, especially the isle of Barra where my father's ancestors are from. Hope to find my way there soon.
Emily Greenwood <ekg@ultranet.com>
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I have found your page and would like to know if there is any one out there with the name McCrum. We live in Japan and my daughter is trying to find information on anyone with the surname McCrum who might have relatives in The United States. She would like to be able to ask some questions for her school project on our hertige in Scotland. This is her first year in an American school in Oregon so I will be forwarding any replies to her in the USA. We are planning on taking a trip to Scotland sometime soon. Thank you, Ron McCrum
Ron MCCrum <rmccrum@gol.com>
Takarazuka, JP -

Good evening. Visited the Isle of Skye in 1987,after yearning for years to see it. The years that I wanted to go I had no idea that 90% of my forebears left the Isle between 1839 - 1854. Australia must have seemed and strange and harsh place after the wild beauty of the West Coast of Scotland. Will keep visiting on the net to see the new additions as you add them. Good luck, and good bye.
Dawn Dare <dare@vicnet.net.au>
Whittlesea, Vic Australia -

I visit either the Western Highlands or Skye or the Outer Hebrides or some combination of the above every year with my wife - Fiona. It's nice to find your pages on the web so that I can keep in touch with the area and see what's going on.
Paul Wadge
Stokenchurch, Bucks UK -

We plan to visit North Uist next summer in seach of family history. I am trying to learn as much as I can about this area so that I can better plan our trip. Most of the guide books that I have looked at do not tell one much about North Uist & South Uist. I hope that the information availble on this site will help me plan a great trip.
Keith McLean Grest <KMGrest@aol.com>
Tucker, GA USA -

My husband and I have just purchased our tickets for our first holiday to Scotland since emigrating to Oz in 1974! We have never been to Scotland although my husband has Celtic roots. Your page has been very helpful in planning our trip. Anyone with any suggestions for good B & Bs in Wester Ross, Borders or Deeside would be welcomed - especially any in Plocton area - yes we've been influenced by Hamish McBeth too, quite a cult figure in sydney! thanks again.
Julie Reynolds <julier@icn.su.oz.au>
Sydney, N Australia -

A very good site even for a wee local like myself. Have to get some more pictures in though and a few bus timetables about getting to Skye would be nice but other than that very good. Anybody thinking about coming to Skye please do there is no where quite like it in the world
Jamie Vaughn-Sharp <jv05@students.stirling.ac.uk>
portree, UK -

I am taking my 17 year old niece to England and Scotland as a high school graduation present. Her heritage is Scottish on her mother's side, and since I know little about the country, I would welcome any suggestions which would appeal to a smart and serious teenage girl who is interested in her history. Thanks!
Doris Russ <russdj@acq.osd.mil>
usa -

Visited Glen Elg summer 96 - greatest place ever!
Anne & Gordon Stewart
Norway -

Last summer I visited your country for the third time in seventeen years. I'm italian , but when I'm in Scotland I feel to be scottish , because I love everything of your country , the people , the music , the birds , the landscapes , everything. I hope to came back soon to Skye , and for the while I thank you for this beautiful site on the net that brought me even today in Scotland.
Sergio Ontano <ontano@mbox.vol.it>
Genova, ItalyUK -

I'm just searching for information on the highland games. My husband is half Irish(McNamara)half Scottish(MacClellan). We may vacation in both countries soon.
Valentina McNamara <mvmcnam@gremlan.org>
PA USA -

My wife & I visited Scotland on a tour for our 25th wedding anniversary. We fell in love with Scotland. We plan to take two weeks and drive through the western part of Scotland, including the Western Isles. We hope to do it in 97 or 98. I feel that I'm part way there through this web site. Thanks.
Craig Capen <capen@erols.com>
Gaithersburg, MD USA -

Just wanted to say thank you to everyone for all your comments and messages. Keep them coming..
Webmaster <info@gael-net.co.uk>
Isle of Skye, UK -

My husband and I really enjoyed our trip to Scotland this summer. I student taught in Nairn 5 years ago, and was excited to show my husband Millbank Primary School. I plan to check your site frequently to get my "Scotland fix."
LISA WELLS <lwells@trader.com>
Indianapolis, IN USA -

My wife & I are looking forward to coming to Scotland next year to seek out our roots in the home of the Macleods on the Isle of Lewis. Enjoy your site. We are looking to connect with Daviid and Trish Vass who live near Nairn Scotland. Any leads lett us know. Thank you.
Bill Vass <bvass@flash.lakeheadu.ca>
Thunder Bay, On Canada -

Hi there! I“m searching a guy from Isle of Skye. His name is Mike, he comes from America and we met him on our Interrail-Tour this summer. Unfortunately, we forgot his email adress. Maybe he“s reading this message and so he could write back!! Mike, we were together at "Peter“s Bunkhouse" and you are trying to learn scottish. Write back if you read this!! Bye Jan
Jan Ziegler <jan.ziegler@t-online.de>
Mundelsheim, Germany -

Enjoyed your site.
Patricia Tyree <Tyree@webtv.net>
Edinboro, PA USA -

I visited Scotland in September with my australian family and had a great time visiting old haunts in and around Wester Ross . It is very nice to find this site . all the best for the future
John McDougall <mcdougall@onaustralia.com.au>
Townsville, QLD Australia -

I loved visiting your web site. I am originally from Falkirk, Scotland immigrated to Canada 31 years ago, lived in Scotland 21 years. My heart will always belong to Scotland. I go home every year, and it seems the older I get the more homesick I get. I love it there and hope to retire in Callander some day. Sincerely. Marlene Marshall
Marlene Marshall <Marlene_Marshall@WOW.com>
Mississauga, Ont. Canada -

Thank you for this wonderful page. WE ARE COMING TO SCOTLAND! This has been a life long dream of mine. My great grandfather was a Cameron. They are from this area. This is very exciting. We will be there on March 22 1997. I can't wait. Any information you can give would be helpful and appreciat- ed. Thanks again
Shirley Valley <svalley@sonic.net>
Guerneville, Ca. USA -

I enjoyed my first visit to this web site. My interest is in the people and the islands of Benbecula, South Uist and Eriskay. Wonderful people and beautiful islands!
Donald E. Read <ap357@freenet.carleton.ca>
Ottawa, ON CANADA -

Its great to see a site for fellow Islanders. Please visit us at Rosses Point and Coney Island on the North West coast of Ireland. We are new and still building, but we hope to get better! The Coney Island content should be much better within a month. All the best to everyone Kieran Devaney
Kieran Devaney <RossesPt1@aol.com>
Coney Island, SliSSSl Ireland -

In the next year I will visit Scotland. I“am looking forward to it.
Volker Clauberg <bw090@smail.fh-koeln.de>
Menden, Germany -

I have some requests; I'm looking for quality sterling silver jewellery with a celtic design: any names/addresses would be appreciated. Also, the same basic request for some quality thick sweaters (as we are moving to Chicago). And finally, my wife and I plan to visit Scotland next August and are need of information on where to stay--we are interested in B&B's in the countryside of the Highlands. Any info is welcome and thank-you.
David Austin <2farbyon@nkn.net>
Irving, TX USA -

I am of the MacGregor Clan and I have never been to Scotland. I hope to visit my ancestrial homeland someday soon. I am truly in love with all of Scotland, but I have this wonderful affinity for the highlands. Everything I have ever seen of them is so beautiful. I would love to go there. I am writing a story about a young lass from there. I hope to get all the information I need soon on this subject.
Angelica Virginia <avw1764@hotmail.com>
Provo, ut us -

I have never been to scotland, but its a dream of me. Some time I will come. I like bagpipes-music an look for a secondhand-bagpipe. Whoever read this and have a old bagpipe - let me know.
Gerhard Jackel <Jackel@t-online.de>
Biebergemuend, Germany -

I will be in Scotland the summer of '97 researching the Reformation and sinking my teeth into the country I have been dreaming about for years. Any places I shouldn't miss? Let me know.
Rachel Lang <langr@hanover.edu>
Hanover, IN USA -

This is the next best thing since being there in person.
DAVID McAFEE <RODEOACTIV@AOL.COM>
CHEYENNE, WY USA -

Great Site! Remember if its noh' Scottish, its noh' worth it! Cannot wait to visit the home of my MacGregor and MacDonald ancestors. Thanks!!!
Alan Wynn <wynnetwork@msn.com>
Southborough, MA USA -

I visited Skye with my Canadian family this September and they can't understand how I could ever leave Scotland. This site is a wonderful addition to the internet. Keep up the good work.
Owen Carroll
Ajax, Ont Canada -

i found your page to be charming and informational...i could really use your help with a project i'm doing on scotland. so far i've emailed several other pages and have received no response. ive been wanting to visit scotland for a long time, and your page helps to satisfy a bit of that unquenchable craving....mahalo!
miki ayau <ayau@hawaii.edu>
ho'olehua, hi usa -

Right now I am thinking about where I should pick up for my honey moon, and as far as looking into this site, Highlands are just fro me. Thank you!
Toru Owada <toru110@marinet.or.jp>
Tokyo, Japan -

I have visited the west highlands twice and look forward to coming back again Would love to see Dunvegan Castle on the list. (perhaps someone should inform chief John MacLeod of MacLeod of how efective your service is)
Steve MacLeod <macgeln@img.net>
Penticton, BC Canada -

I have always wanted to come to Scotland !!!! I am currently planning a trip for next summer. Would greatly appreciate any advice..I am into history and genealogy research. I have 7 lines that go back to Highlands.
Michelle Loy <mloy@azt.com>
Washington, DC USA -

First visit looking for Clan Guthrie History Thank You for site>
Clark Guthrie <cguth@ionet.net>
Lawton, OK USA -

Fell in love with Skye four years ago, and we just keep coming back. Regret that I'm a total English man with no Celtic roots: if only. The Stein Inn has to be one of the great institutions of this world. Long may it last.
Steve Clarke <stephen.clarke@ukonline.co.uk>
UK -

Musicians do bring the world together! Fanastic idea to provide an outlet for your local musicians. Best of luck to you and all those that promote some of the most beatiful music on the earth.
Rick Troutman <rtroutman@fishtales.com>
Kansas City, Mo USA -

Planning our first visit to Scotland in summer of 97. Expect to do a lot of walking and wildlife watching. Any tips from past visitors to the West Highlands and Island would be most appreciated!
Bill Rowley & Patti Emerson <bill.rowley@the-spa.com>
Northampton, MA USA -

Have been there several times and are allways trying to come back. ALBA forever ! Watching the landscape, listening to Runrig Wolfstone, Capercaillie.... Scotland are allways in our minds and we are coming back in -97! See you !!
Kai O.Tųnnessen <kaiot@online.no>
N-2263 Brandval, Norway -

Skye was beautiful beyond words. This great page helped me build up to the trip and keeps taking me back now that it's over. Thanks.
Gary Marzec <gmarzec@kodak.com>
Rochester, NY USA -

My ancestry is pure Celt. I love the Highlands and they are ever calling to me. I can visit frequently only through the Net.
Tina Gray <poohtao@quancon.com>
Cocoa, FL USA -

I have been dreaming about visiting Scotland for over a year now. I hope this site can help me achieve my goal. Thank you.
Brian Garton <RajunCajon@aol.com>
Oak Ridge, Tn USA -

Have never been to Scotland! But pray that some day I should be so be so lucky to visit this remarkable country.
lisa tuerk <stewart1222@enter.net>
Perkasie, PA USA -

Gu robh math agaibh! Alba Gu Brath!
Deibi NicEain <dmccain@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu>
Oxford, MS USA -

Great Site , nearly as good as being there ! We'll be there sometime in '97 , I need to breath at least once a year ! I'll be coming "home" !
John G. Tolmie <100417.2765@compuserve.com>
Farnham, UK -

I love it! Access to Gaelic music, especially the more recent stuff is sometimes severely limited over here! I hope to visit Eisd in person sometime in the next couple of years!
Sheilagh R Morlan <sheilaghr@aol.com>
Seattle, WA USA -

great site, good luck, and see you soon in Scotland
ron nielsen <rnielsen@wwa.com>
chicago, il usa -

Welcoming Page. You get the same warm welcome feeling as if you stay at the Kyle of Lochalsh pier. I will stay now in Ayr for the next year and visit my family in Erbusiag and Plockton.
George Schoening <George.Schoening@ayo.mts.dec.com>
Erding, Bavaria / GY -

Love the page was stationed in England for 2 years and use to go to Scotland when ever possible Plan on returning soon
Rob Brothers <broder@earthlink.net >
Avondale, AZ USA -

I was in Scotland in 1992 and stayed a bit at the Cluanie Inn. It was like coming home, as I feel very much a part of the Highlands. This site really captures a lot of the Highland essence!
Marni McClure <mmcclure@syrres.com>
Oneida, NY US -

Great Page
Miles Andrews <breaker@riverstyx.com>
Dallas, tx usa -

Thanks for the Info!
F. Macleod
Toronto, UK -

Cool site!
Chiara Borzacchini <borman@mbox.vol.it>
Terni, ITA -

I have never been to Scotland, although my husband and I have long talked about going. Sure enjoyed the information about Caithness and Sutherland. Hope to visit soon.
Mary Lu Sutherland <FNMLS@ACAD1.ALASKA.EDU>
Juneau, AK USA -

Visited Scotland in 1978, went back in 1993. We came back home with a beautiful souvenir. We called him KYLE after Kyle of Lochals and Kyleakin. We both loved the Isle of Skye among other things...
Edy Van de Vondel <edy@vandevondel.club.innet.be>
Willebroek, Belgium -

Enjoyed my visit back to my fathers homeplace. One day will come back for a holiday.
Scott McDougall <scotty2@ihug.co.nz>
Auckland, NZ -

For the first time in 6 years, I am not able to visit Scotland. I am glad I found your site to ease the pain. Patrice Lazareff
Patrice Lazareff <PLZ@macbroker.com>
Paris, France -

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