I love this idea, too. I would welcome all the departed Cattells and Mustards and Munros and Reids who were so kind when I took my 10 year old grandaughter to Inverness and 'Drainie' and surroundings the summer of 2006. Our visit was charmed. We had rainbows every day and she found literally 'gold in the streets.' Although we never spoke knowingly with direct relatives, the seas actually parted for her. She loved the seashore and we went to Dallas (She lives in Dallas, Texas!) and the connections were palpable. How nice to sit and visit and let them get to know this wonderfully charming descendent! When my grandfather, Randolph Cattell, showed me dried heather and spoke of the highlands, I hope I wound get to see it all someday, but the visit and welcome was unbleivable. Thanks to the spirit of the place, living and otherwise!-------------- Original message from Goldie & Lido Doratti <[email protected]>: -------------- > I have never heard about this before......and I think it is wonderful.......... > I'm on an Innes Chase......So any Innes folks born in Gartly Parish, > AB.......1750+ would be welcome at my table.....Also any Campbells from > Durinish, Isle of Skye (Inverness area),circa 1800~~~ also any McGregors with > roots in Banffshire circa 1760+......I would love to "dish" with these > folks........ I mention it on this Moray base as I know some of these folks were > there........Merry christmas, Goldie > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of > the message