HIGHLA-L Digest - 29 Jan 2002 to 1 Feb 2002 (#2002-10)
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1. HLDU Walkabout Tour (2)
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Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2002 23:42:41 +1100
From: Carmel Macpherson <carmel@stuartfieldhouse.com>
Subject: HLDU Walkabout Tour
Hi all
Well - we've spoken about it often enough and now it is a reality. Why
not join Sonja and me on the shores of Loch Shiel????
http://www.hldu.org/tour.shtml
This is one of the fundraisers for HLDU for HLDU5. If you have ever
yearned to visit Glenfinnan then why not do it with a group of fellow
Highlander fans? Glenfinnan House is wonderful and overlooks the
Highlander Monument we saw Joe and Duncan standing in front of. The
entire area is magical...we will be taking the group to Castle
Tioram...Dunvegan Castle on Skye...Culloden...and of course, we will
also be riding on the waters of Loch Shiel itself...
Ear plugs will be supplied for those who have no desire whatsoever to
hear me wax lyrical about Duncan's Journey...and blindfolds for those
who do not wish to see me fall head over turkey at yet another
Highlander sacred site...
Did I mention how I fell over at Duncan's cabin??? I'm amazed you
didn't all hear the maniacal shrieking laughter a continent away of
Jody, Annie, Carol, Pammy, Roberta, Aine, Margie and Kathy (all led by
Sonja)...thank the gods I have so much padding is all I can say...
I call it "Falling for Highlander"....
Kind regards
@ Carmel Macpherson
<<<@{}=================>>> Chief EDFWs
@ carmel@hldu.org
http://carmelmacpherson.com/
http://www.hldu.org
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HLDU5: 2-4 May, 2003. Brisbane.
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Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2002 11:40:37 EST
From: Dotiran@aol.com
Subject: Re: HLDU Walkabout Tour
<<The
entire area is magical...we will be taking the group to Castle
Tioram...Dunvegan Castle on Skye...Culloden...and of course, we will
also be riding on the waters of Loch Shiel itself...
ooooooooooooooooohhhh what a wonderful idea, I'm afraid I'll have to pass, just went there this past summer and can't afford it twice in a row, but oh how true the magical part is. The boat ride on Loch Shiel is quiet,the scenery primordial and majestic. And I still cry thinking of walking Culloden. It has been so well preserved, it is raw. The sheep are sweet, the bramble just like the original and the memories overwhelming. It was a trip of a lifetime and to have been able to see it with Carmel's commentary would have made it double special. I already envy all who do get to go. Have fun.
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