With the usual disclaimer that we are not responsible for the content of other peoples' sites - GAELO recommends:-

http://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/ The Aberdeenshire site is a good first call for those wishing to know more about this area of Scotland. 

http://www.visitscotland.com/  Anyone overseas that is thinking of coming to Scotland should check out Visit Scotland - and be assured that they are a well informed and friendly bunch!

http://www.walkwild.org/  For those who may be visiting the West Coast of Scotland, we recommend this site - run by Anja (pronounced Anthea) Peters. Anja organises tours and walks on the West Coast and Loch Ness areas;  we know from experience that she does a great job.

http://www.tartansauthority.com/  Run by Brian Wilton, this site is full of detailed and authoritative information on all aspects of tartans - highly recommended.

http://www.grampianlife.co.uk/ A site connecting communities and businesses around North East Scotland, with a Forum, Events list, directory and more.


http://www.usscots.com One of, (if not the) best sites on the internet that links and gathers Scottish clan and event information; mostly aimed at North American interest in the clans, it also serves a very valuable source for information on all things Scottish.

http://www.mauchlineware.com/. The ultimate and authoritative site for all things to do with Mauchlineware. If you have an interest in the fascinating subject of tartan/ Mauchlineware, we strongly recommend this site.

http://www.logie.co.uk/steading.html. Logie Steadings near Forres deserve a visit. There you may be lucky enough to meet Panny Laing the owner, but if you fail in this, her shops and galleries are among the best we've seen. Very highly recommended.