It would be nice if you could add a page on Castle Sorbie in Wigton, that is the site of my ancestral home for clan Hannay, Thanks
— Michele Thompson, January 30, 2004

Moffat Ram
I wondered if you knew the the ram has no ears ,the story goes that the person who sculpted him realized after he was in place and commited suicide.
— Kath Cook, January 27, 2004

Kirk-coo-bree
very nice. I bet the air was fresh and crisp and the people very friendly. oh to live in a northern town. I love Scotland.
— Elizabeth Anderson, August 14, 2003

Robert Burns
I was born in Dumfries and loved to see it again through your beautiful photos. The heading you have under Robert Burns statue says Bobbie Burns.....it should be Rabbie or Robbie if not Robert. Loved everything else though!
— Elaine Watson, June 8, 2003

Looks like you had a good time. Best wishes.
— Ian McClumpha, May 13, 2003

Photos on line for all to view; great!
What a wonderful trip you had and great photos; thanks for sharing them. I spent a couple of visits ton Canonbie, Langholm, Locherbie, and all of the SE area of Dumfriesshire coming down from Glasgow and going up to Edinburg from Canonbie which is not far from your origins, eh? So, they bring back memories, your photos. Don Beattie in Maine USA from the Dumfriesshire Beatties back in 1790 and before who came to Kouchibouguac, NB, Canada in 1829. DWB
— Donald W Beattie, May 13, 2003

Thanks for sharing your photos. Its 15 years since I visited D&G, and have no photos as all our belongings were stolen/lost in transit from Australia to NZ. Neat to see the scenery again
— dianne cunningham, May 12, 2003

great pics, great history, don't take too long with the other story can't wait.
— Pat, May 11, 2003

Thanks for shareing a bit of your heritage and images of from Scotland, I liked those of Portpatrick most of all.
— Jack Ostrofsky, May 11, 2003