Hello,
We are the Ancestral Rock & Roamers. Two old dudes traveling across Scotland with a simple plan, curiosity and a love of our Scottish heritage. We will be looking to enjoy ourselves in as many pubs with live music that we can find, scotch in hand. However, there is a serious side to this excursion as explained below.
Enjoy the Blog.
Who are we?
Randy MacLeod, President of the Associated Clan MacLeod Societies of Alberta and Donn Lovett, a descendant of Lord Lovat and a member of the Fraser Clan.
Randy MacLeod, President of the Associated Clan MacLeod Societies of Alberta and Donn Lovett, a descendant of Lord Lovat and a member of the Fraser Clan.
The Associated Clan
MacLeod Societies from around the world are coming together to support 'The
Clan MacLeod Woodland Project and Memorial Wall' on the Orbost Estate on the
Isle of Skye in Scotland (http://www.clanmacleod.org/acms-committees/alasdair-crotach-committee/clan-macleod-woodlands.html). The project will encompass 2.5 hectares of Rowan and
Birch trees in a remnant gorge woodland and will re-establish an historic
wildlife corridor.
Further, there will be constructed a
'Memorial Wall" comprised of stones from MacLeods all over the world.
We have combined the Scottish Homeland
celebration with ancestral roots research and will bring two stones from
the original site of Fort MacLeod in Southern Alberta, Canada, named after Col. James F. Macleod, first
commander of the North West Mounted Police (NWMP) and a major force in the development
of Southern Alberta. We had these stones engraved and will present them for
incorporation in the 'Memorial Wall'.
We also want to state that the Associated Clan MacLeod Societies were
quite active in the development of the NWMP Barracks Site in the Town of Fort
MacLeod, Alberta, Canada.
The Premier of the Province of Alberta has given us a letter to pass to the 'The Clan MacLeod Woodland Project and
Memorial Wall' for their records.
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