|
www.AncestorSpy.com
www.GenealogyLists.com
See the 2005 Grandfather Mountain
Highland Games
Parade of Tartans
plus lots more...just click on:
http://www.photoshow.net/view/PFCvzIGoe
It will take a few minutes to download as there are almost 500
photos...but we think you'll enjoy it!
THE 8th ANNUAL
TALLAHASSEE CELTIC FESTIVAL
OCTOBER 22, 2005
Visit the Official Web Site:
http://www.tallahasseecelticfestival.com/
Members of the Clan MacTavish came from America and Canada for an
international gathering in Oban and Lorn and attended Taynuilt Games as
part of their celebrations
|
THE CALEDONIAN KITCHEN
Maker & Purveyor of Traditional Scottish Foods
with an Emphasis on Quality and Specializing in Haggis and Genuine
Imported Scottish Gourmet Foods
Premium Quality USDA Inspected and Approved
Highland Beef Haggis, Sirloin Beef Haggis, Vegetarian Haggis, plus
Shortbread Whisky Cakes all made in the USA.
Coming Soon! Our famous Shepherds Pie Filling made
exclusively with our own all natural, grass fed Highland Beef.
Order Toll-Free:
877-474-6752
www.caledoniankitchen.com
Read About the Story of Robert the Bruce, King
of Scots at RebelKing.com
Click to
see Frank Shaw's Review on Family Tree
Hot
July in Moultrie, Georgia 2005
Just click on:
http://www.photoshow.net/view/fITQCtGqe
to see a little PhotoShow of South Georgia
in the summertime....
Click here for information about the original Regimental
Validator - the official kilt-check tool.
It's the fashion accessory every Scottish lady should have.
With a Regimental Validator, when the occasion arises, flip
open the Celtic medallion to expose the mirror, extend the
telescoping wand to its long 24-inch length and begin your own
kilt check. You'll hardly be noticed.
Proceeds from the sale of the Regimental Validator go to the
Scholarship Fund of the Northern Arizona Celtic Heritage
Society, PO Box 187, Flagstaff, AZ 86002.
To order the Regimental Validator, visit
www.nachs.info
See lots of pictures of the
59th Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games Parade of
Tartans and more...
Photos by Don Macaulay Pringle
|
