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Guestbook
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| Alison |
Saturday, June 27 2009 - 11:48 PM
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| Hi,I was wondering if anyone had any spare tickets for the gig on Wed night as i would love to come along with my friends.Thankyou |
| Ian Akers |
Friday, June 26 2009 - 06:48 PM
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| Arriving Sunday, looking forward to enjoying your lovely little town again. |
| dona morton |
Friday, June 19 2009 - 08:34 PM
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| hi, we love visiting killin and we have been thinking about coming to live in Killin, whats it like living in Killin with kids? How is the primary school, whats Mclaren high like in Callander? |
| Kevin Power |
Sunday, June 14 2009 - 09:26 AM
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| Do you still have the Folk Festival? I just happened to visit Killin in 1995 and found the festival was on. I remember seeing Billy Connoly [with his young family] down at the park and later happened to be sitting at the next table to them for dinner at a restaurant by the river. |
| eileen & jeff |
Wednesday, June 10 2009 - 02:50 AM
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| hi,we'd like to say a big hello and thank,s to alec & fiona (stewart)for a great time we had in 2003 & again in 2007. hope we can do it again soon eileen & jeff. (cousins from australia) |
| Helen |
Saturday, June 06 2009 - 04:39 PM
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Arriving back in Killin on July 23rd. Realling looking forward to our return and to be able to attend the Killin Games. Cheers,
Helen |
| kstokoe |
Friday, June 05 2009 - 06:14 PM
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| Hi,unfortunately we had to cancel our stay in Killin today,at Dall Lodge, and will now have to wait until September it seems too long. Margaret&Keith Stokoe |
| zoro |
Friday, April 17 2009 - 11:37 PM
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| i remember you lynne at Killin School..you read my palm and i thought you one of the nicest girls..50/60's |
| alex macrae |
Friday, April 17 2009 - 08:34 PM
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| visited killin today 17th april on a gorgeous sunny day.my father donald worked on kinnel estate for mr macnab in the early sixties. and my brother duncan and i went to school in the village. we used to live in the white house in auchmore. today we went to visit my mums great friend ann mcnee who lives in the village. her late husband duncan worked with my dad and remained good friends. can i also recommend shutters for lovely food and really nice staff. we had a great day and memories flooded back from my childhood. many thanks. alex macrae. |
| Zoro |
Sunday, March 15 2009 - 04:20 AM
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| Does anyone remember Johnny The Post? He used to deliver mail along the loch side and whilst having coffee with my parents, left his Ford Anglia in the farm yard with the keys in, for me to drive...I was only about 11 years old..what a wonderful man!! This was in the sixties..Zoro |
| Graham Killin |
Sunday, March 15 2009 - 12:33 AM
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I visited in April of 2007 with my family. We had spent a week doing a small loop of Scotland, it was beautiful! we all had fun and are planning to return. we had even taken a day trip to Killin, though not in hopes of finding lost family, just for the novelty of having a village with the same name.
It was great and we plan to do it again. |
| Zoro |
Saturday, March 14 2009 - 12:31 PM
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| Yes, I do remeber the Blyth family..I went to school with Francis Blyth..same class..he was a friend..his brother George was younger..I left Killin in 1967 and I he and George went to Canada..I lost touch with him..he used to use brillcream and was a pretty cool guy!! Killin was a beautiful place in the 50's and 60's ( and no doubt just as beautiful..) I shall return and search out my old school friends soon..Zoro |
| Pat |
Thursday, March 12 2009 - 04:32 PM
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Hi
Just spent a wonderful 4-days in Killin beautiful! Would like to know all the best walks for future visits. Anyone help? Also would like to know who has the friendliest nicest looking dog! |
| g wilson |
Thursday, February 26 2009 - 08:47 PM
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| hi heather was your mum and dad peter and cath wilson ? |
| Michael O'Neal |
Tuesday, February 24 2009 - 08:57 PM
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I came to your city two years ago and spend only a few days, but it is time I will long remember. I will return someday. Write me anyone...
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| Ann Barnes |
Thursday, February 05 2009 - 04:13 PM
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| Hi Jemmy & Helen. Good to hear from you. Hope you got my e-mail, if not I'll try again. Meantime this is mine - alb5@st-andrews.ac.uk |
| Heather Wilson |
Saturday, January 31 2009 - 11:13 PM
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| It has been many yrs since i last visited Killin as a child with my family, t'was my father who loved the place. Had many a adventures and made some great friends both locally and afar. Sitting in the Salmon Lie drinking cola learning to play pool by day leaving my dad to it while i would play and swim in the Falls of Dochart, by night again in the pub listening to the piano payer and all the adults gettin steaming drunk. It truly is a magical place and hope to visit again 1 day. |
| Jemmy Fraser |
Wednesday, January 28 2009 - 03:32 AM
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| Hi Ann, from your cousin. Hope all is well. How are your parents? |
| Helen |
Friday, January 23 2009 - 05:28 PM
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Hello Ann,
Your grandparents were my great grandparents. I am the first born granddaughter of Frank and Janet Blyth (daughter of Jemmy (nee Blyth) and Alistair Fraser.
Send me an email and to helenf30-at-hotmail.com and I'll fill you in on the Blyth family over here in Canada. |
| Jean-François (French) |
Friday, January 23 2009 - 02:02 PM
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Hi,
I love Scotland,i'm a French Artist (painter).By visiting my site,you will find one of my painting about Killin. |
| Ann Barnes(Taylor) |
Tuesday, January 20 2009 - 09:02 PM
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| My grandparents, Alf & Ina Taylor, lived at Gardners Cottage, Kinnell in the 50's & then at Achmore in the late 60's. Frank & Jan Blyth, my aunt & uncle, also lived at Kinnell with their family before emigrating to Canada around 1970. I have good memories of Killin back then. I last visited about 3 years ago - very nostalgic. Does anyone remember the Blyths. |
| Justin |
Monday, January 19 2009 - 08:04 PM
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Hi, I live in Bolton in the northwest, I will be visiting in a few weeks to do try some mountains, can't wait now. Hope there will be plenty of snow!!!
Anyone like to reccomend a good pub?! |
| Chris Pennington |
Sunday, January 18 2009 - 08:34 PM
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| I originate from Yorkshire but have fond memories of Killin. For several years in the late 60's - early 70's my family used to stay with Mrs. Fraser. I can't remember the name of her house (Mill House??) but it overlooked the Falls of Dochart beyond the mill to the left as you crossed the bridge into the main part of the village. Mrs. Fraser had a son Michael, who worked part time at the garage and two daughters, Fiona and ????? Michael was about my age (54). We were just about the first family to stay in Mrs. Fraser's log cabin. One summer (1974?) I worked at the Falls of Dochart hotel in the High Street whilst at Uni. The owner was (I think) Mrs. Ireland, who originated from Aberdeen. I have lived in Surrey for many years now, and unfortunately have only had the chance to visit Killin half a dozen times or so in the last 30 years, but I always have fond memories of Killin and hope to persaude my wife that a holiday in Killin would be a good idea! |
| Fiona McLauchlan |
Thursday, January 15 2009 - 05:46 PM
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| Hi, I lived in Killin from about 1974 to about 1980 ish we lived in the Bank House where my father was the local Manager of Bank of Scotland. I have kept intouch with some of the people I remember but not all - I have very fond memories of the Macrae twins playing their bagpipes on a summer evening and many many more swimming in the falls and the dance at the halls - wow some great memories - I also went to Mclaren high on the bus and that was very interesting on most journeys. |
| graham killin |
Wednesday, January 14 2009 - 12:40 PM
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| Hello everyone in Killin - stayed in the village in 1999 in the hope of finding any connection with my surname. Unfortunately nothing came to light. No surname of Killin the churchyard. It would be appreciated if anyone has info on my surname. By the way it was a lovely stay. Will come again Many thanks |
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