Official Naming

**David Dalglish** · 27th August 06, 12:35 AM

Great photos--Like the name

**Freelander Sporrano** · 27th August 06, 12:42 AM

Great to see your pics Graham. The sign looks great and the name is much better than the classic Dunroamin

**Graham** · 27th August 06, 01:46 AM

Originally Posted by Freelander Sporrano

Great to see your pics Graham. The sign looks great and the name is much better than the classic Dunroamin

Haha! I don't think I'm dunroaming yet, even with the nightmare of air travel these days.

**ozmeath** · 27th August 06, 04:55 AM

Nice one Graham, and who did the sign work? Very tidy! And there's a bit of a christening with grails of some unknown bevy there.
Blessings on the newly named Stead, Graham.
Erin.

**turpin** · 27th August 06, 05:23 AM

The Laird of Duncalden. I like it. Must start thinking of a name for my family's place in the highlands of Illinois.

**Graham** · 27th August 06, 06:21 AM

Originally Posted by turpin

The Laird of Duncalden. I like it.

Mmm, it does have a certain ring to it

**David Thornton** · 27th August 06, 08:07 AM

I thought everyone named their property in aussy land.
I have been gone for, um, 35 years. I am looking forward to visiting again next summer. My only regret is I haven't been able to find my old friends in Bathurst NSW, the Thompsons.
Looking good

David

**ozmeath** · 27th August 06, 11:08 AM

You dark horse you Graham! Lovely work mate. It's a hell of a tricky trade signwriting, I've ATTEMPTED it and am envious of your skill.

Originally Posted by David Thornton

I thought everyone named their property in aussy land.
I have been gone for, um, 35 years. I am looking forward to visiting again next summer. My only regret is I haven't been able to find my old friends in Bathurst NSW, the Thompsons.
Looking good

David

David I grew up in central N.S.W. and still have some family not far from there. I could ask around if you like, there's always a chance. So around '70?