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Monday, 23 April 2018

It's Almost Time!



I will be heading to Scotland in just over a week to meet with my two tour groups, one in Edinburgh and one in Glasgow. Ahead of both tours, I will be in spending the weekend in Inverary.

As always, I will be blogging daily while I am in Scotland. You can follow my time there through this blog and enjoy a virtual visit to your ancestral homeland.

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Thursday, 3 July 2014

Heading to the Highlands - Games That Is

This weekend is the annual Highland Games and Scottish Festival in Kincardine Ontario. Kincardine has a rich Scottish heritage with many of the first settlers having emigrated from Scotland. Some with the Selkirk Settlers, who later migrated to Bruce County. Some with the Lewis Settlers, Scots emigrants from the Isle of Lewis, who migrated to Bruce County from the Eastern Townships of Quebec. The land along the shores of Huron county are rich and arable and the highland farmers adapted quickly to their new surrounds.

Every Saturday night, there is a Pipe Band Parade in Kincardine. So, if you are within driving distance, why not take a dander up and get your Scottish on. I will be offering a workshop tomorrow afternoon on Scottish Genealogy Research. And will be at a booth on Sunday. So, if you are at the Festival, make sure to come up and say "hello"