Hi Robert,Bryan, Dave & Mark, Firstly: To Robert. Alas I missed Joe's message concerning the Inverness URL going into cyberspace, otherwise I would definitely copied a lot of his info. To Bryan. Good for you, putting the information back online. What would we do without you. Genealogy wouldn't be interesting if we all found our ancestors immediately, hence the neccessity for good websites to be online indefinitely, after all you can't break down brick walls overnight, some may take years. Also pleased to see Cromdale added, thanks. >>Oh well I've already started to put the information back online again......and it will be linked directly to my Scotland Glens website (probably by next weekend)..... Now I've noticed that there wasn't any information on Cromdale, Croy & Dalcross, Kilmalie, or a parish #116 on Skye......so if anyone has anything of interest including parish #, LDS birth, marriage or death numbers as well as a brief description on these to add - it would be appreciated by all....<< To Dave, By the way, I had a good laugh you sitting on the wall, waiting for the money to fall from the pockets of the brawlers. You must have given your mum some grey hairs.  :-)) To Mark, Like Jane I would also like to know the name of Captain Grant please. Can someone email me offline please with the easiest way to save the Strath-Nairn and Nairn webpages, before they also go. I would like to also save the hyperlinks as well. I need to know in what form, (eg. Word, etc.) and step by step in saving hyperlinks. OR Joe would you please let Bryan put these on his webpages,  for all to benefit from in the future. Please consider all the new researchers of the future who will be able to use it along with us who are still breaking those walls down. Regards to all, Laraine