Re: Sinclair-related photographs

[Myra Perala <mperala@teleport.com>]

Thanks, Richard, for the beautiful photos in your webb site.  However, I
find the dark background surrounding the photos make reading the captions
so difficult that I found myself struggling to read, and then skipping the
rest and try9ing another caption.  I found them all too difficult to stick
with.  

When my husband and I traveled to Roslin last year, I reveled in the Chapel
and wanted to revisit it.

Just a suggestion.

Myra, Portland.




At 09:09 AM 10/8/99 -0500, you wrote:
>You may have looked at my photographs of Rosslyn Chapel, Rosslyn Castle, 
>and Sinclair-related sites in Caithness on John Quarterman's Clan Sinclair 
>web pages.  I have re-scanned and re-sized these images and posted them on 
>my personal web site at http://rhuseth.home.texas.net along with about 40 
>new Sinclair-related photographs.  Click on the "Scotland" thumbnail and 
>then on the "Sinclair-related sites in Roslin and Caithness" thumbnail to 
>view these photos.
>
>The "new" images are, for the most part, variations on the earlier 
>ones.  If any of the experts on this mailing list see any errors in the 
>captions, please e-mail me at rhuseth@texas.net with corrections.
>
>I want to thank John for posting my photographs on the Clan Sinclair 
>pages.  His initial support and the many complementary notes I received 
>from the members of this list encouraged me to produce my own web site.  As 
>you will see if you visit, I may have gone overboard with hundreds of 
>photos of Scotland, Alaska, the Alaska Highway, Minnesota's North Shore of 
>Lake Superior, Texas wildflowers, and (in the works) Yellowstone and Grand 
>Teton National Park.
>
>Richard Huseth
>Austin, Texas 
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