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You should get out less often.

Just tracked this down, Colin. Dead impressed. Not sure about Teenage Fanclub being best Scottish band. Nice wee tunes, though. I saw them doing 'Ballad Of John And Yoko' at The Barralands some years ago with one of their mum's in the audience: a curious thing. But Alex Harvey doing Brel's 'Next'! Now that's what I call music! The site is great!

Well travelled poems Mr Begg, I thoroughly enjoyed them. Look forward to returning to your site and seeing more from you the more you write. Now get on with it!!

managed to find you at last - congratulations - I'm impressed!

Hey boyz - love the website, very user friendly, even for an old luddite like me. I like the colours of Scotland - sand, aubergine, sea, moss and earth. I also liked telling the arrow to 'go fetch'. Poems - great idea to have them displayed by title only in the first instance. This is stangely revealing about the reader - I chose Femme Fatale and This single life straight off the bat, not that I am a femme fatale or, indeed, single. Or a spider. Then I got distracted by the wobbly iris which moves with mouse and had a good old play with that for several minutes. Anyway, go on ya weejie chancers, I wish you well on your crusade for wildness and beauty. What can you tell me about Louis MacNeice (apart from Bagpipe Music)? And, Colin, T S Eliot only has one t at the end (no I won't mention it to Michael). Good luck! Trish

This is a lovely website. How I liked it!

So, Howl in the Weedge? Jakes wi swally spouting in berets in Brel? I'll mak that road trip West, though not much like Dean/Neal... Slainte!

Very nice.

well i'm glad that you have kept the diversions flowing stobs. i'll be expecting you to bring your pad to the golf to calm us on the nasty tees...

Congratulations on your new venture. I haven't looked at all the poetry yet (because one really shouldn't rush these things, and i am waiting till i have more time), however, i did smile at 'Superstition'. Browsing the LINKS page, i have to say i think there is one missing. If Teenage Fancub is the best band to come out of Scotland, then you haven't listened to enough Trashcan Sinatras. Better by far - in a substantial, emotional, melodic and qualitative way. I know what men can be like about their musical allegiances, so it's unlikely i have changed your mind, but perhaps trashcansinatras.com could be added to the links page?! Best wishes, K8