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Ros Gasson commented on Renee Mason's photo
Beautiful...I'd love to see a bigger version of this one
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Renee Mason commented on Our Scotland (Sean Whittaker)'s group 'Our Other Places'
I'm an exile, so I have a few Scotland related groups, forums and blogs that I follow:
Blogs:
Angus Nicolson - former councillor with Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (always has interesting insight into current affairs)
Silversprite - the librarian…
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Profile Information
- Where do you stay or have your business?
- Australia
- About you
- scotland...travel...history...books...a pint of cider and the navy blue sea...
- Twitter Address
- http://twitter.com/saoghalbeag
- Favorite places
- scotland...skye...knoydart...ullapool...mull...oban...outer hebrides...barra...eriskay...anywhere that the mountains meet the sea...
I'm an exile, so I have a few Scotland related groups, forums and blogs that I follow:
Blogs:
Angus Nicolson - former councillor with Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (always has interesting insight into current affairs)
Silversprite - the librarian at the end of the world, also a Web 2.0 expert and great photos, based on Berneray
What's new pussycat? - Aussie girl living in Scotland. Very, very funny. Also the author of Dietgirl blog and book.
Island Blogging - started by the BBC 5 years ago. They are currently shutting the site down but hopefully it will migrate to a better place (they are looking for someone to organise this if anyone here has some time and some web 2.0 savvy!)
Forums:
British Expats - well, technically I'm not British (if I were then I wouldn't be an expat!) but there's some great advice on here and quite a few homesick Scots living abroad.
Foram na Gaidhlig - great resource for learners of Scottish Gaelic - just don't put in any "Translate this for me" requests and you will be fine!
The Gaelic-B list - similar to Foram na Gaidhlig. Think you need to subscribe to use.
Lonely Planet - for travellers and locals. They also have blog and photos sections.
Scotster - this is a new one. More of an online community like Our Scotland than a forum.
Happy reading!
Blogs:
Angus Nicolson - former councillor with Comhairle nan Eilean Siar (always has interesting insight into current affairs)
Silversprite - the librarian at the end of the world, also a Web 2.0 expert and great photos, based on Berneray
What's new pussycat? - Aussie girl living in Scotland. Very, very funny. Also the author of Dietgirl blog and book.
Island Blogging - started by the BBC 5 years ago. They are currently shutting the site down but hopefully it will migrate to a better place (they are looking for someone to organise this if anyone here has some time and some web 2.0 savvy!)
Forums:
British Expats - well, technically I'm not British (if I were then I wouldn't be an expat!) but there's some great advice on here and quite a few homesick Scots living abroad.
Foram na Gaidhlig - great resource for learners of Scottish Gaelic - just don't put in any "Translate this for me" requests and you will be fine!
The Gaelic-B list - similar to Foram na Gaidhlig. Think you need to subscribe to use.
Lonely Planet - for travellers and locals. They also have blog and photos sections.
Scotster - this is a new one. More of an online community like Our Scotland than a forum.
Happy reading!
Renee Mason's Photos
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 1:50pm on June 1, 2009,
The Skunnered said… - Hope you like "Good Morning Glasgow Town"-
- At 8:39am on May 9, 2009,
The Bum-Clocks said… - Hiya Renee, we would love to come and play Australia. thanks for sharing other networks...
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