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Jim Moore (AKA "ElfWatcher") Do you like astronomy? Go to Scotland!

Hi folks, Very cool story here, at http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/science/space/article6887233.ece The site is on the edge of Galloway Forest Park, at a homemade observatory overlooking Wee Glenamour Loch. the site is are dark as it gets on dry land! COOL! (If you like star gazing!) just AMAZING views! Continue

Added by Jim Moore (AKA "ElfWatcher") on October 24, 2009 at 8:25am — No Comments

Robert Roebling Muir John Muir The Naturalist

Trying to find someone who is related to John Muir the U.S. Naturalist and the geneology info on his family. Trying to figure out if our family is related. My grandfather always said that he was a distant cousin. bear97470@q.com Continue

Added by Robert Roebling Muir on October 17, 2009 at 7:30am — No Comments

Karen Moore McKenzie Thank you for representing Clan Muir at the Gathering 2009

To those who bravely stepped up to the call to honor the Clans, I thank you for being there and going through all that you endured to be the beacon for the Muirs. It would not be easy for anyone to have been the first in abt 250 years of being bannished, to step back into the circle we once very strongly belonged and participated in wholeheartedly. I hope we can grow closer togather, and heal those ancient wounds. God Bless! Karen Continue

Added by Karen Moore McKenzie on October 4, 2009 at 5:59am — No Comments

david sutherland muir Scots Wha Hae

Tae the tune of Scots Wha hae but known in this variant as either The Muir's Battle Wi The Midgie or The Massacre O The Midgie Rant Wi oor potions and oor creams We'll delight tae hear ye scream Soon ye'll find it's no a dream Nightmares come frae Muir's Durum non Frangor is oor call We are no dismayed at all Midgies in battalions fall They that stand are Muir's Beasties drive lesser folk tae Bars Some seek refuge in their cars Come on Midgies dae your worst Muir's don't turn and flee Why d… Continue

Added by david sutherland muir on September 12, 2009 at 12:37am — 2 Comments

Sharon Neighbors ~ HC KY. USA Film by Ken Burns - 'The National Parks' America's Best Idea

There will be a PBS film about US National Parks that will include John Muir. On the back of my Sierra Magazine (Sept/Oct 2009), is a picture of John Muir and it says 'It was because of his walks In the Woods that the woods are still There. Meet John Muir and the rest of the people behind our national parks. The date and time is Sun. Sept. 27th, 8PM. Continue

Added by Sharon Neighbors ~ HC KY. USA on September 9, 2009 at 8:44pm — No Comments

Jann Muir ~ Guardian Clann Muir Remedies ~ Natural

PAIN RELIEF Mild headaches: Tiger balm. Chinese ointment contains menthol and can ease pain when rubbed into neck or temples. Arthritis pain: Turmeric, fish oil. All show promise in helping ease pain. Talk to your healthcare professional for dosage. COLD CURES Elderberry syrup: Research suggests it can fight the flu and may ease symptoms of cold. Garlic: What you eat matters! Get plenty of raw or lightly cooked garlic, which contains antiviral compounds. Add thyme to soups and sal… Continue

Added by Jann Muir ~ Guardian Clann Muir on July 27, 2009 at 7:14am — No Comments

Karen Moore McKenzie Scotland's historic preservation news

Hello everyone, I recieve notices on Historic Scotand's preservation efforts, and I though I should share the news for anyone interested. NEWS RELEASE SCOTLAND’S HERITAGE IN 3D Groundbreaking 3D visual documentation of Scottish historical landmarks including Rosslyn Chapel and Stirling Castle was unveiled today (Wednesday, 22nd April) by Culture Minister Michael Russell MSP at the 2009 Digital Documentation Conference. The cutting edge laser technology can survey and interpret heritage str… Continue

Added by Karen Moore McKenzie on April 22, 2009 at 7:12am — No Comments

Bessie Tartan Day Monday April6th

held in Canada and for the first time in USA bessie Continue

Added by Bessie on April 2, 2009 at 11:24am — No Comments

Robert B. More, High Commissione Seanchai Corner - Introduction

The Seanchai (SHAN' a-ky) is a remnant of the old Celtic Bardic system. A Seanchai is a story-teller whose tales were intended to entertain the community during the long dark nights of winter in the days before electric lights, radio, television and movies. But the Seanchai is also responsible to perpetuate the wisdom of our Celtic ancestors by oral repeating of information diligently memorized, and passed on from one generation to another. I lay no claim to the astounding feats of memory of th… Continue

Added by Robert B. More, High Commissione on March 25, 2009 at 7:54am — 1 Comment

Victor G. Muir Leeman Hawthorn City Pipe Band win Grade 3, Victorian Pipe Band Championships

Yesterday, the 8th March 2009, at the Geelong Highland Gathering I was proud to have been part of the competition band which won the Victorian Pipe Band Championships in Grade 3. (Grade 3 is said to currently be the most competit… Continue

Added by Victor G. Muir Leeman on March 9, 2009 at 4:30am — 1 Comment

Karen Moore McKenzie Secrets of life

There are many, and I dont know all of them, so jump in and add to the list!! :)) 1. A comfortable pair of shoes. 2. A good cup of coffee. 3 .Love in your heart for all mankind. 4. A greater understanding of truth and history. 5. Friends! who would never betray your heart and soul. 6. Drinking "distilled" water, I learned the most important secret of life in my college chemistry class... "H2O in it's purest form, is the UNIVERSAL SOLVENT"! It conquers all things on earth! But only in it's purest… Continue

Added by Karen Moore McKenzie on February 13, 2009 at 7:38am — 3 Comments

Karen Moore McKenzie Burning questions

I have about a bizillion questions in my head, and I have no place to ask them, (that I am aware of). Firstly, how many zeros are in a bizillion? Secondly, did I spell that correctly? lol. Ok, seriously... Some of my questions are way out there, but something tells me there might be a clue or a new avenue to inspect to gather truth for myself. So, I put my brave heart on my sleeve, and although I am sometimes shaking in my braveheart boots, I am going out of my comfort zone, and I am just going… Continue

Added by Karen Moore McKenzie on February 6, 2009 at 10:48am — 25 Comments

David J Moir, HC-NZ cartoons

Go to Google: type:- Alan Moir. Alan is a professional cartoonist of international standing. Sorry I cant post his work onto site, as it is copyrighted. However those interested could view his work. Worth a look and topical. Dave Moir Continue

Added by David J Moir, HC-NZ on January 19, 2009 at 11:29pm — No Comments

David J Moir, HC-NZ Online banner page heading

[ Draft ]You are doing marvels with site presentation. This heading accords with personal likes. ie subject matter, colouring. Is that Lady Godiva on the white charger. The rampant lions... are they purely decorative or is their some symbolism. The lion on right is clinging onto the wall. Hope he doesn't fall off. The colour selection for the page ie two shades of brown with a touch of purple, I find very satisfying. Overall a nice job. Dave Moir Continue

Added by David J Moir, HC-NZ on January 9, 2009 at 4:11pm — 1 Comment

Michael Moir the Clann Crest

Hello All, I was wondering if anyone can tell me who's head is located in our family Crest? This is somewhat different then the Moir Coats of Arms that have been issued, seven that I have seen, which all have three severed black heads on them. As well as the head atop the shield. I read that the Moirs were mercinaries and at some point saved a King or nobleman from assasins and were granted coats of arms for this. However, there are seven that all are different. If anyone can tell me about the C… Continue

Added by Michael Moir on January 5, 2009 at 6:08am — 11 Comments

Bessie Hogmanay (hog- mah-NAY)and New Year Traditions in N.S.

The Origins of the name Hogmanay are obscure, This is a rousing Scottish New Year Celebration and the serving of shortbread to those visiting from house to house has long been a custom for the Scots First footing" (that is, the "first foot" in the house after midnight) is still common in Scotland and Nova Scotia. To ensure good luck for the house, the first foot should be male, dark (believed to be a throwback to the Viking days when blond strangers arriving on your doorstep meant trouble) and s… Continue

Added by Bessie on January 1, 2009 at 8:41pm — 4 Comments

Bessie Christmas Recipes

Making Nuts and Bolts today and Peanut Butter Chocolate Balls if anyone wants the recipes Bessie Continue

Added by Bessie on December 7, 2008 at 3:08pm — No Comments

Bessie Cranberry Mint Loaf

Cranberry Mint Loaf 1 cup chopped cranberries 1 cup up leaf-shaped spearmint gumdrops diced 1Tbsp flour 2 cups flour 1 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/4 tsp salt 1/2 cup softened marg. 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 2/3 cup milk 2 tsp lemon zest 1/2 tsp mint extract Toss first 3 ingred in a bowl with the Tbsp of flour.Combine next 4 ingred in a bowl. Beat butter and sugar together well add eggs one at a time beating after each .Add remaining 3 ingred. Beat well.Add flour mixture and cranberry mi… Continue

Added by Bessie on December 7, 2008 at 3:00pm — No Comments

Bessie Holiday Cut Out Cookies

Holiday Cookies 2 cups margarine 2 1/2 cups icing sugar 3 tsp vanilla 2 eggs 5 cups flour 1 tsp baking soda 1 tsp salt Cream marg. and icing sugar. Beat in vanilla and eggs. Combine dry ingredients blend into creamed mixture.Cool dough in fridge before rolling out and cutting into shapes. Cook at 375 but watch closely I don't grease or use parchment as my sheets don't need it so depends on what is being used , let them cool a little to remove They stay quite white even when cooked Try one or t… Continue

Added by Bessie on December 7, 2008 at 2:30pm — No Comments

Jann Muir ~ Guardian Clann Muir Scottish Shortbread for Lori

Hi Lori, Here is what I have and, I added a bit of history with Scottish Shortbread too. #1 Nana'a INGREDIENTS 2 cups butter (unsalted butter)(butter was hand churned with no salt) 1 cup packed brown sugar 4 1/2 cups flour (siftted 1x) (flour today is all purpose no siftin… Continue

Added by Jann Muir ~ Guardian Clann Muir on November 24, 2008 at 5:00am — 2 Comments

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Writings of Albert Morris

Article 53 - Oh for a non-mobile Nirvana devoid of electronic attachments.

The United States of America: A History

CHAPTER III. VIRGINIA.

Reminiscences of Dollar

Chapter IX - Commencement of the Village of Devonside—Kefflersbrae and Strude Mills—Formation of Gartmorn Dam in 1700—Forrest Mill, and Michael Bruce, the Poet of Lochieven—Subsequent Occupiers of some of the Mills—Great Flood in 1877— Heavy Flood in the Devon in 1785—Romantic Story about the Drysdale Family of Tillicoultry—Manufacturing Firms who didn't spin Yarns, etc.

Pathfinding on Plain and Prairie

Chapter XXII. - A busy camp—Process of butchering and drying meat— How pemmican is made—Our camp in peril—Chasing a herd of buffalo up a steep bank—Mark scores a point on me—We encounter a war party of Blackfeet—A fortunate rain-storm—A mirage gives us a false alarm—Unwritten laws as to rights of hunters.

Sing Tae Me The Auld Scots Sangs

Another song added to John's Scottish Songs collection.

Roamin' in the Gloamin

Another song from John's Scottish Songs collection.

Writings of Albert Morris

Article 52 - Old geezer shows his cork age.

The United States of America: A History

CHAPTER II. COLONIZATION.

Reminiscences of Dollar

Chapter VIII - Tillicoultry and Neighbourhood—Legend of the 'Clenched Fist' —Old Castle in Tillicoultry—Names of Hills in the Ochil Range—Last Occupier of Mill Glen House Farm—Extracts from Statistical Accounts of Tilicoultry Parish, written in 1792 and 1840—Fishing Streams of the Ochils—Glenfarg one of the most Picturesque Glens in Scotland—Tillicoultry a Manufacturing Village in the days of Queen Mary, etc.

Pathfinding on Plain and Prairie

Chapter XXI. - Alternate feasting and fasting—We start out on a buffalo hunt—Old Paul brings down a fine moose—Providential provision—Enoch Crawler kills another moose—Magnificent landscapes—Entering the great treeless plains—Wonderful mirages—We come upon the tracks of buffalo—Our men shoot a huge grizzly —Charging a bunch of cows—A lively chase—Samson's plucky plunge over a bank after the buffalo— I chase and kill a fine cow—The camp busy killing and making provisions—Guarding against hostile Indians.

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