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Hello!
Welcome to Craig and Linda's site

I will listen to you through our loves and our lives
I will listen to you through our laughs and our cries
I will listen to you when things get you down
I will listen to you when things come around
I will listen to you......

I will listen to you when you laugh and you are funny
I will listen to you when you are down and you are grumpy
I will listen to you through your thoughts and beliefs
I will listen to you and help with your griefs

I will listen to you.



Craig, Monday February 6th 2006 - words of my own.

A little tribute to Linda



Welcome to the site for Craig Cameron and Linda Cameron, two innocents in a less than innocent world!


Clan Crest Clan Crest Cameron of Lochiel - courtesy of www.scotclans.com

Remembered as “The Gentle Lochiel”, Donald, 19th of Lochiel, displayed such bravery during “the ‘45” that he is regarded as the noblest of the Highland Chiefs.

History
Described as ‘fiercer than fierceness itself’, the Clan Cameron is said to be one of the most ancient of Scottish clans. One theory for their inception is that they are descended from a son of the Danish King Camchron.

There were numerous names circulating in the 13th century which would appear to be the progenitors of the name Cameron, all evolving from the Gaelic terms for a crooked hill and a crooked nose. The more probable theory is that their first known chief, Donald Dubh, who may have been the 11th by 1411, was a descendant of either the MacGillonies or the family Cambrun of Ballegarno in mediaeval Fife.

He married an heiress of the MacMartins of Letterfinlay and his respected leadership and strengths enabled him to bring together the confederation of tribes which would, by the end of that century, be known as the Clan Cameron, and Lochaber their territory.

In 1528 King James V granted a charter whereby the ‘Captain of Clan Cameron’ had his lands erected into the barony of Lochiel. It is from this point that we had a Captain of Cameron of Lochiel.

Achnacarry Castle was built as the home of the Camerons of Lochiel by Sir Ewen, 17th of Lochiel. It was Sir Ewen who was such a thorn in Cromwell’s side, continually waging war against his troops. Finally, on Sir Ewen's word to live peaceably, the Camerons were allowed to retain their arms.

Remembered as “The Gentle Lochiel”, Donald, 19th of Lochiel, displayed such bravery during “the ‘45” that he is regarded as the noblest of the Highland Chiefs. He is said to have saved Glasgow from being ravaged by the occupying Jacobite army of 1745.
Cameron of Lochiel, Donald (kăm'urun, lokh-ēl') [key], 1695?–1748, Scottish clan chieftain, known as the Gentle Lochiel; grandson of Sir Ewen Cameron. He was the first of the major chieftains to join Charles Edward Stuart, Bonnie Prince Charlie, in the unsuccessful Jacobite uprising in 1745. He was wounded in the battles of Falkirk and Culloden (1746) and escaped to France with the prince

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So, why have a personal web site? why go to all the time and trouble (it costs both) to hold oneself up to possible ridicule, not just by your friends and family, but by anyone? Good question!!
I suppose some of it is ego, some of it is fun, some of it is learning and some of it is sharing. Some of it is, well, because we can! But if through doing it we all learn something, even if it is how not to design a web site, then I guess we've all got something out of it.
We've all learnt something.
So, as I add bits and pieces to this site I hope that you find it worthwhile coming back, to check things out, to see what has changed, perhaps send me some comments or feedback.
So we all keep learning.




Eventually the home page will settle down to be what I want it to be, but it and the rest of the site is in a state of constant flux as I try new things. I've put up a new movie page - which links to my .mac site. Isn't the www a wwwonderful thing!


Should you wish to contact either of us by email we can always be reached at
our
Linda or Craig email addresses.

Further updates coming soon....


Much much more to add..........


Craig 'n Linda



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