The Cabarfeidh Pages (Highland Warriors)

Viewpoints of a former member of The Queen's Own Highlanders (Seaforth and Camerons)

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21 November 2004

The path to work - Dumyat viewed from the path to/from the library and classrooms

In a dizzying, energising and raucous return to the pamphleteering days of the 18th and 19th centuries, the people have, through the worldwide web and easy-to-use publishing software, been given a voice. They will not easily be silenced. (The 'Scotsman')

British Army Bloggers

When I first joined the Army I was taught the role of Infantry was: "To seek and close with the enemy, to kill or capture him, to seize and hold ground, by day or by night regardless of weather or terrain" It didn't include that my role was to roll over and take a kicking from a self serving sensationalist media there to criticise with clinical detail every move I made on the battlefield from the comfort of a climate controlled office in order to allow them to get some middle class human rights person (on the BBC) and continue to undermine the morale of the troops. (A comment that says it all…..)

Webbies 2005

Town Guide

Tourist Trial and map

: Name: David; Location: The Far Flung Frozen North, Scotland, GB

After 23 years in the British Army (Queen's Own Highlanders etc) now recently qualified as an English and History teacher. 80% disabled (55% deaf and 25% lame) due to Army service so don't expect me to run if there's a bomb....throw me on top of it and save yourselves!

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