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Jud · Jud

Yours truly reads Burns at the Burns' Supper of the St. Andrew's Society of Detroit. I had intended to read "Will ye go to the Indies, my Mary", "Highland Lassie", and "Highland Mary" - his three poems about Mary Campbell - but somebody beat me to "Highland Mary...

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

why couldn't those d..m Scots made a smaller stone, I'll be ages getting it back to England. -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 09:33, 2007-10-27

andymacb · andymacb

I recently returned from a three week visit to Scotland and I am posting some photographs that may be of interest to the group. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.

andymacb · andymacb

I was not happy that the previous images posted had no titles, so I have redone them in JPEG in a Power point Format. Hope this works out OK. The first lot is Arbroath Abbey. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.

andymacb · andymacb

I was looking through some of my books on Stirling Castle and found the attached on in a a booklet about the Castle by Historic Scotland. It is a view not often seen. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.

andymacb · andymacb

I visited this area in May this year to see where Andrew de Moray had his castle. I had intended to walk to the top of the hill but the weather was not very good, gey driech and windy. There is a cairn on top dedicted to Andrew de Moray built by a local man. There is also a saltire at the cairn. This post is also a t...

Jim Duncan · Jim Duncan

Attached are some photos taken on my recent trip to Scotland. The weather was beautiful and I saw Scotland at her most beautiful. Ardvreck Castle is where James Graham (Montrose) was betrayed. St Duthus Chapen in Tain, is where The Bruce's family were taken prisoner in 1307. I've included one of The B...

andymacb · andymacb

I downloaded this picture of Queen Elizabeth and George Bush fro today's Scotsman newspaper. I n my opinion the look says it all!! Andy Barclay

andymacb · andymacb

One of my Favourite fishing villages in the East Neuk of Fife. Also the home of the best Oatcakes in Scotaland made here by Adamsons the bakeres.

andymacb · andymacb

I am posting 3 photographs of Glamis Castle taken on my recent visit. This was the first time that I visited this well known Castle. Unfortunately photographing the inside was not allowed. Well worth a visit though. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.

Jim Duncan · Jim Duncan

Attached are some photos taken on my recent trip to Scotland. The weather was beautiful and I saw Scotland at her most beautiful. Ardvreck Castle is where James Graham (Montrose) was betrayed. St Duthus Chapen in Tain, is where The Bruce's family were taken prisoner in 1307. I've included one of The B...

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

AFTER MONTHS OF WORK ITS FINALLY FINISHED -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 09:36, 2007-10-27

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

> Hercules: The World's Biggest Dog Ever According to Guinness World >Records Hercules was recently awarded the honorable distinction of >Worlds Biggest Dog by Guinness World Records. Hercules is an English >Mastiff and who has a 38 inch neck and weighs 282 pounds.>> With &qu...

FORMER MEMBER STARTS NEW TRANTER GROUP · Rabbie Downunder

I managed to sneak a photo of them waiting for someone to mention Nigel !!!!! -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 07:43, 2007-05-10

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

Pattack Falls, Strathmashie, Badenoch: "I stumbled upon this magical place on my first ever venture into the Highlands...It still defies my ken, how something so dark and powerful can instil in me such a sense of peace, tranquillity and wonder." Phil Cunningham, musician -- WHAT ABSOL...

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

After the Jacobite Uprising of 1715, there was a flurry of road building in the Highlands from 1723 onwards, so that government troops could be moved quickly to suppress any future attempts to restore a Jacobite monarch. The building project was master-minded by General George Wade and his bridge o...

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

THIS IS QUITE RARE ACTUALLY -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 09:54, 2007-05-06 -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 00:55, 2007-05-10

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

THERE ARE CLUES TO 100 FILMS IN THE PICTURE, HAVE FUN BUT DON'T ASK ME FOR THE ANSWERS.

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

FACT OF THE DAY MERMAID ON SHORE From Australian Correspondent Hemlock MacHolmes Today the first of May started like most days for retired Marine salvage engineer Mr Rabbie Mac Sporran and his Wife Gertrude. They live in a small village called Upthe Creek in southern Victoria. Aft...

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

Hello Annemarie and Donna, here are some photos of the Huntsman spiders, my late Dad called them money spiders and said that when they appeared inside the house , it was a signal that rain was on the way. We quite often have 1/2 of them inside in summer, they like eating mosquitos, one of their cousins liv...

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

Woopsa daisey, here are the rest -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 07:23, 2007-05-24

Rabbie Downunder · Rabbie Downunder

TAKEN FROM ABERDEEN STREET CAMS

andymacb · andymacb

I promised to send out this picture of Wallace's statue a few weeks ago to Rab, but, other chores got in the way. Also attached is the Tomb of Alexander Stewart, The Wolf of Badenoch located in Dunkeld Cathedral. My wife and I literally "stumbled" across it a few years ago. I also found the &q...

Geo · Geo

hilding · hilding

pictures from Skye, April 2003, part 2

hilding · hilding

Armadale Castle (Clan Donald) from 2003

andymacb · andymacb

A few years ago I visited the tomb of The Good Sir James Douglas located in St Brides Kirk in Douglas. It was age cauld day in winter and my wife and I and the guide from the wee museum got locked inside the kirk, the door handle on the inside was missing. I managed to get us out by using the big key as a lever on t...

hilding · hilding

When we visited Skye in April, 2003, we stayed at a cottage about midway up on the northeast side of the island, under a "mountain" (?) called Ben Tianavaig. The attached are pictures I took when my wife and I climbed the hill. Hilding

hilding · hilding

Pictures from Glencoe, April 2003

TonyMelb · TonyMelb

This is sort of a test posting, but may be of interest. Castlerigg is in Cumbria, near the town of Keswick. It's about 4000 years old and is built on a low hill surrounded by higher ones and is a truly magical place. I've been there twice, in 1993 and 2005 and I think will always go there when I'm in the UK....

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	Reading Burns (Preview) Yours truly reads Burns at the Burns' Supper of the St. Andrew's Society of Detroit. I had intended to read "Will ye go to the Indies, my Mary", "Highland Lassie", and "Highland Mary" - his three poems about Mary Campbell - but somebody beat me to "Highland Mary...	Jud	1	1671	Jan 30, 2008 by Rabbie Downunder
	EDDY LONGSHANKS AND THE STONE (Preview) why couldn't those d..m Scots made a smaller stone, I'll be ages getting it back to England. -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 09:33, 2007-10-27	Rabbie Downunder	0	1496	Sep 16, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	My recent pilgrimage back hame (Preview) I recently returned from a three week visit to Scotland and I am posting some photographs that may be of interest to the group. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.	andymacb	4	1490	Jul 29, 2007 by andymacb
	My recent pilgrimage back hame again (Preview) I was not happy that the previous images posted had no titles, so I have redone them in JPEG in a Power point Format. Hope this works out OK. The first lot is Arbroath Abbey. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.	andymacb	1	1342	Jul 28, 2007 by Aussied Pom
	Stirling Castle (Preview) I was looking through some of my books on Stirling Castle and found the attached on in a a booklet about the Castle by Historic Scotland. It is a view not often seen. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.	andymacb	4	1505	Jul 28, 2007 by Aussied Pom
	Ormond Hill.Avoch (Preview) I visited this area in May this year to see where Andrew de Moray had his castle. I had intended to walk to the top of the hill but the weather was not very good, gey driech and windy. There is a cairn on top dedicted to Andrew de Moray built by a local man. There is also a saltire at the cairn. This post is also a t...	andymacb	1	1245	Jul 14, 2007 by Aussied Pom
	Scottish trip (Preview) Attached are some photos taken on my recent trip to Scotland. The weather was beautiful and I saw Scotland at her most beautiful. Ardvreck Castle is where James Graham (Montrose) was betrayed. St Duthus Chapen in Tain, is where The Bruce's family were taken prisoner in 1307. I've included one of The B...	Jim Duncan	3	1280	Jul 13, 2007 by andymacb
	Words are not required (Preview) I downloaded this picture of Queen Elizabeth and George Bush fro today's Scotsman newspaper. I n my opinion the look says it all!! Andy Barclay	andymacb	1	1202	Jun 28, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	Pittenweem (Preview) One of my Favourite fishing villages in the East Neuk of Fife. Also the home of the best Oatcakes in Scotaland made here by Adamsons the bakeres.	andymacb	2	1224	Jun 7, 2007 by andymacb
	Glamis Catle (Preview) I am posting 3 photographs of Glamis Castle taken on my recent visit. This was the first time that I visited this well known Castle. Unfortunately photographing the inside was not allowed. Well worth a visit though. Andy Barclay FSA Scot.	andymacb	0	1251	Jun 6, 2007 by andymacb
	Scottish trip (Preview) Attached are some photos taken on my recent trip to Scotland. The weather was beautiful and I saw Scotland at her most beautiful. Ardvreck Castle is where James Graham (Montrose) was betrayed. St Duthus Chapen in Tain, is where The Bruce's family were taken prisoner in 1307. I've included one of The B...	Jim Duncan	3	1278	May 29, 2007 by Jim Duncan
	MY NEW OFFICE/COMPUTER ROOM (Preview) AFTER MONTHS OF WORK ITS FINALLY FINISHED -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 09:36, 2007-10-27	Rabbie Downunder	1	1132	May 29, 2007 by Aussied Pom
	The Worlds BIGGEST Dog (Preview) > Hercules: The World's Biggest Dog Ever According to Guinness World >Records Hercules was recently awarded the honorable distinction of >Worlds Biggest Dog by Guinness World Records. Hercules is an English >Mastiff and who has a 38 inch neck and weighs 282 pounds.>> With &qu...	Rabbie Downunder	2	1270	May 10, 2007 by abw1109
	FORMER MEMBER STARTS NEW TRANTER GROUP (Preview) I managed to sneak a photo of them waiting for someone to mention Nigel !!!!! -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 07:43, 2007-05-10	Rabbie Downunder	2	1247	May 10, 2007 by abw1109
	PATTACK FALLS, STRATHMASHIE, BADENOCH (Preview) Pattack Falls, Strathmashie, Badenoch: "I stumbled upon this magical place on my first ever venture into the Highlands...It still defies my ken, how something so dark and powerful can instil in me such a sense of peace, tranquillity and wonder." Phil Cunningham, musician -- WHAT ABSOL...	Rabbie Downunder	0	1338	May 10, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	BRIDGE AT ABERFELDY (Preview) After the Jacobite Uprising of 1715, there was a flurry of road building in the Highlands from 1723 onwards, so that government troops could be moved quickly to suppress any future attempts to restore a Jacobite monarch. The building project was master-minded by General George Wade and his bridge o...	Rabbie Downunder	2	1164	May 6, 2007 by cameroncuk
	KANGAROO COOLING OFF (Preview) THIS IS QUITE RARE ACTUALLY -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 09:54, 2007-05-06 -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 00:55, 2007-05-10	Rabbie Downunder	0	1032	May 4, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	HOW MANY CAN YOU GET (Preview) THERE ARE CLUES TO 100 FILMS IN THE PICTURE, HAVE FUN BUT DON'T ASK ME FOR THE ANSWERS.	Rabbie Downunder	0	1001	May 4, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	FACT OF THE DAY AUSTRALIA 1-5-2007 (Preview) FACT OF THE DAY MERMAID ON SHORE From Australian Correspondent Hemlock MacHolmes Today the first of May started like most days for retired Marine salvage engineer Mr Rabbie Mac Sporran and his Wife Gertrude. They live in a small village called Upthe Creek in southern Victoria. Aft...	Rabbie Downunder	1	1054	May 2, 2007 by Aussied Pom
	HUNTSMAN SPIDERS (Preview) Hello Annemarie and Donna, here are some photos of the Huntsman spiders, my late Dad called them money spiders and said that when they appeared inside the house , it was a signal that rain was on the way. We quite often have 1/2 of them inside in summer, they like eating mosquitos, one of their cousins liv...	Rabbie Downunder	0	1029	May 1, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	KIDS AND THEIR DOGGIES (Preview) Woopsa daisey, here are the rest -- Edited by Rabbie Downunder at 07:23, 2007-05-24	Rabbie Downunder	5	2943	Apr 30, 2007 by abw1109
	ABERDEEN TWO HOURS AGO (Preview) TAKEN FROM ABERDEEN STREET CAMS	Rabbie Downunder	0	1007	Apr 30, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	Wallace Statue Ballarat, Australia etc. (Preview) I promised to send out this picture of Wallace's statue a few weeks ago to Rab, but, other chores got in the way. Also attached is the Tomb of Alexander Stewart, The Wolf of Badenoch located in Dunkeld Cathedral. My wife and I literally "stumbled" across it a few years ago. I also found the &q...	andymacb	1	1424	Apr 28, 2007 by DonnaCTUSA
	Oban for Clyde (Preview)	Geo	6	1922	Apr 28, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	Skye part 2 (Preview) pictures from Skye, April 2003, part 2	hilding	4	1061	Apr 26, 2007 by abw1109
	Armadale Castle, Skye (Preview) Armadale Castle (Clan Donald) from 2003	hilding	4	978	Apr 26, 2007 by abw1109
	The Good Sir James (Preview) A few years ago I visited the tomb of The Good Sir James Douglas located in St Brides Kirk in Douglas. It was age cauld day in winter and my wife and I and the guide from the wee museum got locked inside the kirk, the door handle on the inside was missing. I managed to get us out by using the big key as a lever on t...	andymacb	2	841	Apr 26, 2007 by DonnaCTUSA
	Skye: Ben Tianavaig (Preview) When we visited Skye in April, 2003, we stayed at a cottage about midway up on the northeast side of the island, under a "mountain" (?) called Ben Tianavaig. The attached are pictures I took when my wife and I climbed the hill. Hilding	hilding	4	898	Apr 26, 2007 by Aussied Pom
	Glencoe pictures (Preview) Pictures from Glencoe, April 2003	hilding	2	856	Apr 26, 2007 by Rabbie Downunder
	Castlerigg Stone Circle (Preview) This is sort of a test posting, but may be of interest. Castlerigg is in Cumbria, near the town of Keswick. It's about 4000 years old and is built on a low hill surrounded by higher ones and is a truly magical place. I've been there twice, in 1993 and 2005 and I think will always go there when I'm in the UK....	TonyMelb	2	913	Apr 23, 2007 by Aussied Pom
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