Richard -
I am very excited to see your photos - please do let me know when your site
is up. I was able to get (and I have not hesitation saying so myself) the
most magnificent shot of Kilchurn Castle. I have already enlarged it to
8X10 but think I'll take it up to a 16x20 and triple mat and frame it for my
family room.
Please share your impressions of Glenorchy with us. I would love to hear
about other parts of Glenorchy from anyone - especially the north-side of
Loch Awe (Inishail Parish.) I didn't get to visit Kilchrenan this trip
either and am very excited to do so this summer. I believe this will be a
gold-mine for me in regards to headstone finds.
I still have a lot of headstones to transcribe. I have lots of notes from
Kilmaleu that I have misplaced. I prefer to think of them well-protected!!
After spending so much time in bed sick - I was over come with energy and
painted my bedroom. I am still painting a pair of floor to ceiling
bookcases that belong in my bedroom (for lack of a better place to put them)
and all my precious papers are everywhere in piles. Andrew can't understand
why I don't keep most of my stuff save in the office downstairs - but I like
to have it handy when I get an inspiration in the middle of the night!
Off to do some work for a change.
Juli
Princeton, NJ but FOREVER ARGYLL
(Hey Neil - I'm trying to remember to let people know where I am !!!!)
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-sinclair@jump.net [mailto:owner-sinclair@jump.net] On Behalf Of
rhuseth
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 10:48 AM
To: sinclair@jump.net
Subject: Re: Dalmally
At 08:39 AM 3/24/1999 -0500, Juli wrote:
>Dalmally Church is beautiful. The square shaped clock tower with the
>attached octagonal church is very unusual but beautifully positioned on its
>small rise of land.
>
>...Kilchurn Castle, at times described as gloomy, has become my favorite
piece >of real estate.
John Quarterman has kindly posted my photographs of Sinclair-related sites
on his Clan Sinclair web site, but I didn't want to impose on him with more
of my photos of Scotland so I am building my own web pages. Included will
be photos of the Dalmally Church and Kilchurn Castle, as well as many other
images of beautiful Scotland. At the time my wife and I visited Dalmally,
I didn't know about the Argyll Sinclairs--we were interested in the
MacGregors of Glenstrae and Glenorchy.
I will let you know when my web site is up and running--hopefully soon.
Richard Huseth
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