2006 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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THIS WAS OUR  2006 SCHEDULE.

 

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

-CRB & -CHB

  

 

July 6-9, Grandfather Mountain Highland Games NC

 

August 19, Beckley Games WV

 

September 7 - 10, Estes Park CO

 

September 17, Charleston Scottish Games SC

 

September 22 - 24, New Hampshire Highland Games

 

September 29-30 , Williamsburg Highland Games VA

 

Middle Tennessee Games - Nashville TN

 

October 15-16, Stone Mountain Highland Games GA

 

October 28-29, Richmond Highland Games VA

 


RANDOM TRAVEL NOTES:


We acquainted ourselves with Jim Walters of Caledonian Kitchen, dubbed "The Haggis King of America" for his prize-winning (even in Scotland!) haggis. Also check out his Barbados rum, chocolate bourbon, drambouie, and single malt whiskey cakes, all of which can be ordered online from his website: www.caledoniankitchen.com.

 

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Carolyn and Randy with Frank and Jean Vance at the end of the day on Sunday. Frank is the General Manager of the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games, and we at last were able to have a quiet moment with the Vances. It was a great conversation in which a great many ideas were exchanged in what seemed to be a very short amount of time.

 

 


Our Angus Mackilt shirts made their debut at Grandfather Mountain, and we found two retailers to whom we could wholesale our wares. Since then, we have found a few more, but are still looking. Angus Mackilt is our original character.

To appreciate them, you really have to see these shirts. Go to http://www.Mackilt.com

 


If you're looking for something special, for yourself or your spouse, or anyone with Celtic heritage, check with the folks at R.E. Piland, Goldsmith, whom we met at Grandfather Mountain. He has original designs of Celtic heritage, in both gold and sterling. You won't see these in the local jewelry store. Carolyn and our daughter both have Piland pendants of a recent design he calls "Bruce's Axe"... of course. He created it after reading a novel of the exploits of Robert the Bruce.

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 Boone Hall in Mount Pleasant SC. The drive leading to the plantation manse is lined with ancient live oaks dripping with Spanish moss.

Off to the left as one approaches the main house is a row of nearly identical houses, built to house the plantation's slaves.


Here we are with Jamesie Johnston of the newly formed Albannach Scottish Band from Glasgow.


At the Stone Mountain Games last October, we presented a copy of  Rebel King, The Har'ships to Lord and Lady Dalhousie. He is the chief of Clan Ramsay and the 17th Earl of Dalhousie. We enjoyed meeting her ladyship, and seeing his lordship again, having met him at Grandfather Mountain last year. Pictured at center is Nancy Miller, genealogist for Clan Ramsay Association of North America, and our good friend.


We cleaned up pretty well for the Friday night gathering at Stone Mountain, where your authors (at right) posed with pals Mark and Dorothy Maclaine, whom we proudly count among our staunchest supporters. We're looking forward to seeing you all next weekend for another evening of good fun with lots of Scots!


Watch for Rebel King, Bannok Burn, in 2006, July first.

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