Gourdon - Sea Pie An' All That - Guestbook Archive 7

Gourdon 1938

- Lifeboat 'Margaret Dawson'

Guestbook - Archive 7

Name	Comments
Mike & Lin Savage bobfish99@aol.com http://www.tripod.lycos.co.uk/johnritchie	13-08-2004 - 21:57 - from cache-loh-ab05.proxy.aol.com We have had many happy holidays in Gourdon, our next will be in June 2005. It's a long way up there from our home in Cheltenham, but well worth it for the peace & tranquility, the lovely fresh fish & the friendliness of you all. Glad we found your web site it brings Gourdon a bit nearer.
Rolf Espeland roe@odfjelldrilling.com	11-08-2004 - 13:07 - from 62.97.243.132 Sorey John, my e-mail adress had a spelling mistake last time signing your guest book.
Rolf Espeland roe@odflelldrilling.com	11-08-2004 - 13:01 - from 62.97.243.132 I was just loocking for some information about Johnshaven whwn i found your page. The reasen for this was that, maney years ago, my wife's grandfather had a lobster farm at Kvitsøy, north of Stavanger - Norway. He was doing some buisnes with a man in Johnshaven named Murray Mc Bay, and i vas just vondering if this company, Murray Mc Bay & Co, stil exist.
Raymond Craig raymondcraig@breathemail.net	09-08-2003 - 21:50 - from ppp-80-47-192-124.lns.access.uk.tiscali.com just been to johner fish festival,where i bumped into my brother john.was chatting away when i said to him"is that nae rover ower there,i hinna seen im fir years?",he told me about your website,great ,more please
Paul Blair Heleloui@aol.com	08-08-2003 - 09:30 - from cache-loh-ae07.proxy.aol.com Nice to see Gourdon on the map. We have spent many a summer (and parts of the winter) in Gordon Raes caravan Park - escaping the bustle of life in West Yorkshire. The place was magical - very peaceful when you wanted it to be or lively (the harbour bar) The people were all so friendly and welcoming . The place is full of characters some of whom we still call on when we pass on our way up to Cromarty.
David Pead daveatthamesdale@aol.com	26-06-2003 - 00:41 - from cache-loh-ae07.proxy.aol.com My brother John signed the guestbook in May and said what \| was thinking. I also enjoyed the poem very much and can remember some of the things from my childhood spent in Gourdon in the 1950's. Our mother is Catherine Souter and Roy Souter is our uncle. Lizzie and Roy are much loved and I hope to see them later this year on my annual return to Gourdon. Keep up the good work John, it is very much appreciated.
Bill Ritchie aegis-group@excite.com	23-05-2003 - 17:18 - from h90.167.203.66.kinc.cablerocket.net Hi John My family also trekked from Scotland to Ireland to Canada and then things got really interesting. Think explosion of the gene pool. Enjoyed your paintings very much and find it interesting the number of people I know within our group of Ritchie's who are very artisically adept.
John Pead John.Pead@heinz.co.uk	16-05-2003 - 14:53 - from 212.133.59.23 I enjoyed your site it brought back many fond memories of the time I lived in Gourdon as a child.Give Roy & Lizzy my regards when you see them, they will know me. The pictures are very good, a true reflection of the village.
steven alexander ross mhairiross@freeuk.com	28-04-2003 - 21:39 - from du-009-0102.freeuk.com realy enjoyed my trip back. I spent many a weekend in gourdon as a child.my father was born and brought in gourdon as his father was a coastgaurd.imformation and my memory a bit sketchy and sadly both parents have since died. thanks again steen ross
john dykes	28-04-2003 - 20:12 - from 62.136.62.213 nice cheery music! sea pie sounds good