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| Katie Gartside |
Saturday, July 24 2010 - 09:15 PM
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| I'm sure it is automated, but thanks anyway for the birthday wishes!! I came on your website after getting it, and it brought good memories flooding back. We had hoped to come back last year, but the accomodation we were having was damaged by a leak. With luck we'll be back soon. Cheers |
| Wull Boyle |
Wednesday, July 14 2010 - 08:47 AM
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| Hi, I would just like to say that my family and I are still enchanted with everything Killin :) We come up from Bathgate at least once a month and stay in our c/van down in the Maragowan site and we just love Killin to bits and have got to know a few of you locals and become friends. Killin Killin Killin we love Killin.:) Cheers Wull & Family. |
| marie&arthur stables |
Saturday, July 10 2010 - 11:03 PM
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| We have been coming to Killin for our holidays for 15 years due to the generosity of our good friends John & Trish Gaskell.The village and the people who live there are so lovely,the pace of life is so much different from Preston in lancashire where we come from. We are looking forward to coming in 2 weeks time,till then i'll keep tuning in to your wonderful web site. |
| phil |
Saturday, July 10 2010 - 10:23 PM
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| Yours is a lovely town, we were there in '08. Just saw it in Casino Royale - unmistakeable, the bridge and falls, sure you get this comment constantly, but could not resist. Why Stirling and not Perthshire? We had a wonderful visit to Tay country! |
| Sherry |
Saturday, July 10 2010 - 03:21 AM
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| we are SO excited to be coming to Killin in 2 weeks. We are dancing at the Killen Hotel too! It's our first trip to Scotland for the dance school. We are looking forward to meeting lots of you...as we are from small town Embro, in Ontario, Canada, a very Scottish town! |
| Linda |
Thursday, July 08 2010 - 11:56 PM
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| Iain,Thankyou for all your helpful information,was in Killin last Thursday for an over night stay at the Killin Hotel,took a walk down memory lane which included the iron bridge...though it does look a bit worn ou now..Killin is absolutley beautiful but there was absolutely no one around,what has happened to this once bustling little village...... |
| Iain Campbell |
Thursday, June 10 2010 - 09:03 PM
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| Linda, Aye your right, the BBQ at the head of the Loch...1980s right? I would have been part ot that crowd...Some great nights...Floshy is still around.. |
| Linda |
Sunday, June 06 2010 - 11:57 PM
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| Hi Iain,Thankyou for your reply Killin news brochure 115,Would this be the road opposite to the Coach House Hotel,which takes you past a small buriul ground with memorial benches on the roadside.I can also recall if correct,that its fairly close to a beach where a guy called Floshy would have incredible Barbecue parties.Thankyou |
| Iain Campbell |
Sunday, June 06 2010 - 08:32 PM
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| In reply to Linda,, the photo on the KN issue 115 is taken on the old railway line,, its the bridge over the River Lochay (Known as The Iron Bridge) |
| Christopher Evans |
Saturday, June 05 2010 - 08:22 PM
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| Killin looks like a lovely place I have visited Callender before but not Killin. Does it take long to get between the 2? |
| LINDA SHAW |
Wednesday, June 02 2010 - 01:46 AM
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| Hi,Just looking at the picture on front page of Killin news issue 115,can anyone confirm if this is the Dam at the top of Ben Lawers as im more than sure i have visited this location almost thirty years ago which is recalling lots of memories LOL.. |
| Sharon Borden |
Saturday, May 29 2010 - 11:42 PM
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| Looking forward to spending two weeks at a cottage in Killin in September. |
| grahame dodd |
Saturday, May 22 2010 - 05:38 PM
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| just had 4 days hols in killin and had a very nice time.we stayed at killin highland lodges, and had some great meals in local bars.we visited the long house and met a mr macdonald?.if he reads this could he please reply.thank you |
| Louise Griffiths |
Monday, May 17 2010 - 07:07 PM
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| Just returned from an excellent week's holiday in Killin, staying in Mr & Mrs Laurence's lovely house on Fingal Wynd. As always the friendliness of everyone in the village made the holiday even better. It was our 10th stay in Killin which shows how much we like it. Norfolk seems very flat in comparison to your beautiful countryside. Louise. |
| Darrell Foster Kirsop |
Monday, May 17 2010 - 01:38 PM
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| hello - wonder if anyone local can help me in identifying EXACTLY where the monty python killer rabbit cave is? I know it's somewhere in this area. Am visiting in August with a group of French friends and they would love to see it ! Thanks in advance. DFK |
| Fiona |
Monday, May 17 2010 - 03:05 AM
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| Hello,Can anyone help?Due to the recent volcanic ash cloud i have now cancelled my 50th birthday celebrations in Dublin.I have found accomodation at some of the Hotels though i dont know about entertainment if any?The party consists of twenty females all now looking for a Ceilidh band if possible otherwise a Disco.The date of our arrival is July 31st any information would be very much appreciated.Thankyou Linda. |
| Linda |
Monday, May 17 2010 - 03:01 AM
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| Hello,Can anyone help?Due to the recent volcanic ash cloud i have now cancelled my 50th birthday celebrations in Dublin.I have found accomodation at some of the Hotels though i dont know about entertainment if any?The party consists of twenty females all now looking for a Ceilidh band if possible otherwise a Disco.The date of our arrival is July 31st any information would be very much appreciated.Thankyou Linda. |
| Alan Druce |
Wednesday, May 05 2010 - 06:41 PM
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| Stayed in Killin last Sept, for a weeks cycling, wet !. Coming back this June / July for two weeks cycling, will try to arrange sunshine this time. |
| julie |
Monday, April 19 2010 - 11:50 AM
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heather and terrys wedding 16/04/10 was lovely, i am looking forward to seeing the photos on here.
congrats to them both. all the luck to them both. x |
| Ian Parr |
Wednesday, March 17 2010 - 08:36 AM
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| An early warning to the Coop , the Library , the Coach House , Dougie and Liz in the paper shop ...... the caravanners , Ian & Kate , Jim & Rita, Wille & Kaye etc arrive on 26th March for a new season .Looking forward to renewing old acquaintances . |
| Ian Riley |
Sunday, March 14 2010 - 06:33 PM
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| Hi im just back from a ten day trip to Killin,had a great time really enjoyed meeting my girlfriends parents again(Duncan and Carol Mackechnie)and all the locals who made me feel very welcome,especially John Chisholm who even though he's kissed a man is a really nice guy |
| Iain Campbell |
Saturday, March 13 2010 - 09:39 AM
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Killin Mountain Rescue, Station Yard, Main Street, Killin, FK21 8UH.
This is the team leader William Stitt adderss. Hope this helps, Cheers Iain Campbell (Killin Web Site) |
| David Garn |
Friday, March 12 2010 - 02:13 PM
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| I have a cheque to pass on to the Killin Mountain Rescue team but I cannot find an address to post it. Can anyone help me please? |
| Graham Nichols |
Monday, February 22 2010 - 06:16 AM
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| Hello, I met someone from Killin back in 2001 and I'm wondering if she still lives in the area. Her name is Fiona Farquharson (Davidson). She owned a small restaurant and gift shop in Killin. My name is Graham and I live in Kamloops, British Columbia Canada. If someone could let her know I would love to hear from her, many things to update her on. |
| Tracey McKay |
Wednesday, February 03 2010 - 06:43 AM
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Hello Killin this is a great website and i love the live cam feed. i am trying to contact Scott and Gilly Farmerand so am hoping that yoiu can help. i am from Brisbane Australia and have known the Farmers now for many years. if you could pass this on with my email address to Gilly that would be appreciated,
thanks heaps
Tracey McKay |
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