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	Isle of Mull - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Isle of Mull (or simply Mull; Muile in Scottish Gaelic) is the second largest island of the Inner Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland in the county of Argyll and Bute.
		In the 2001 census the usual resident population of Mull, Iona and Ulva was 1,841; this is supplemented by many more tourists, some of whom visit the Duart Castle.
		The mausoleum of Lachlan Macquarie, Governor of New South Wales from 1809 to 1822 may be found on the island (Macquarie had been born on nearby Iona) and serves as a point of pilgrimage for the few Australians who venture there.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Mull (364 words)

	mull
		Mull is a beautiful island for those who seek peace and quietness, whereas the "capital" of Tobermory provides lots of entertainment.
		Port-na-Ba A bit further at a bay Calgary with its beach is situated, from where the people were taken to the "new world" during the clearances.
		The weather on Mull is, like on all places of the Scottish westcoast, a bit wet but it is especially variable, changes take place in less than a quarter of an hour.
	home.planet.nl /~kees0584/engmull.htm (1506 words)

	Calgary Plus.ca - Airport Survival Guide - Calgary Fact Sheet
		Calgary's population has soared to nearly 1 million in recent years, with people from all parts of the country (and the world) relocating to the city to take advantage of it's strong economy and endless opportunities.
		Calgary has relatively mild winters; the average January high temperature is -3.6 C, and the average low temperature is -15.7 C. Sunshine is a dominant feature of Calgary 's year-round weather; it ranked fourth overall among Canadian cities for year-round sunshine in the national Weather Winners survey.
		Calgary summers are generally sunny, warm and dry, but not unbearably hot or humid; the average July high temperature is 23.2 C, with an average low of 9.5 C. Rainfall is heaviest in June, averaging around 80 mm, but July and August also average more than 50 mm of rainfall.
	www.calgaryplus.ca /feature/airport_survival_guide/8103/factsheet.jsp (1422 words)

	History of Calgary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Named after Calgary Bay on the Isle of Mull, Scotland, Calgary means 'clear running water' in Gaelic.
		Once connected to the rest of Canada by rail, Calgary saw a huge jump in population, spawned from the free land give away by the government.
		Calgary has learnt its lesson the hard way and has now invested in a lot of other industries to broaden its economic base.
	www.trailcanada.com /canada-guides/calgary-history.asp (230 words)

	Mull
		Mull is the third largest of Scotland’s islands and is located about 10 miles west of Oban.
		The main attractions of Mull are its island status - always an attraction in itself - and its remote and mountainous terrain.
		The Isle of Mull is of isles the fairest,
	www.go-britain.com /html/mull.htm (702 words)

	Calgary Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland, History of Calgary Castle and the Calgary Area. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Calgary Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland, History of Calgary Castle and the Calgary Area.
		Calgary in Canada takes its name from here, given to it by Colonel James Macleod, of the Mounties, in 1876,after he returned from staying in Calgary Castle on a visit to Scotland.
		Calgary did not escape the clearances but they appeared to have been comparatively civilised by the standards of the time.
	www.calgary-castle.com /calgarycastle_history.html (305 words)

	CTCC - Experience Calgary - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In 1884, Calgary became a town and only ten years later was granted the title of the first city in the Northwest Territories.
		Our claim to fame - the world-renowned Calgary Stampede - was held a year later and became so popular it was made an annual attraction by 1923.
		Calgary is home to the highest per capita concentration of engineers and scientists in the country - 44 out of every 1,000 in the labour force - twice the national average.
	www.calgary-convention.com /public_html/experience_history.asp (496 words)

	mullandiona
		With over 200 hundred miles of coastline, the Isle of Mull is the largest of Argyll's islands and with scenery ranging from Ben More, Mull's Munro, to beaches such as the stretch of pure white sand at Calgary Bay, Mull is a true island paradise.
		Mull is a haven for nature lovers with many opportunities for bird watching enthusiasts with a rich selection of wild birds native to the island.
		The Isle of Iona found at the south-western tip of Mull has been famous throughout history as the birthplace of Christianity in Scotland with the arrival of St. Columba and over the years has attracted visitors and pilgrims by the thousand.
	www.argyll.info /mi.htm (273 words)

	madamx Calgary Travel Page - VirtualTourist.com
		Calgary, Alberta, Canada is a large, vibrant city located in the Bow River valley at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
		The population of Calgary has reached 1 million and it is the largest city in Alberta, the second largest municipality in Canada, and the second largest head office city in Canada.
		Calgary was established as a fort in 1875 by Colonel James Macleod of the Northwest Mounted Police, and was originally named Fort Brisebois.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/44951/de52c (411 words)

	Mull and Iona Chamber of Commerce - Holiday information site
		With a population of just under 3000 on an island fifty miles from North to South, the Mull is one of the largest Hebridean islands, but like them all, sparsely populated.
		The Isle of Mull is deservedly well known as a holiday island, with superb walking, fishing and outdoor pursuits amid spectacular scenery.
		Younger visitors to Mull will recognise Tobermory as being the setting for the BBC's 'Balamory' which is filmed in the town.
	www.mull.zynet.co.uk (498 words)

	Isle of Mull B&B accommodation, cottages, transport, sightseeing - The Internet Guide to Scotland
		Mull is a large, unspoilt island with a coastline of over 300 miles, yet its population is only about 2700.
		Mull & Iona Taxi is operated by David Greenhalgh who is a founder member of the Argyll Islands Tourist Guides Association.
		This is the story of the people of Mull, as told through the stories of the landlords, tacksmen, cottars, ministers and others who actually lived on or visited the island.
	www.scotland-info.co.uk /mull.htm (6205 words)

	Particuliere vakantiewoningen Scotland - Isle of Mulll, Groot-Brittannie, small-scale, private accommodation cottage ...
		Calgary Hotel is just up the road from the beautiful white sands of Calgary Beach, in a small green valley banked with mature deciduous woodland.
		Treshnish Farm self catering properties are situated on the north-west coast of the Isle of Mull.
		Mull has a great variety of scenery, mountainous, of volcanic origin, with a rocky coastline and sandy beaches in parts of the island.
	www.pinson.nl /vakantiewoningen_isle_of_mulll.htm (1807 words)

	Calgary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Calgary is well-known as a destination for winter sports and ecotourism with a number of major mountain resorts near the city and metropolitan area.
		Calgary receives an average of 413 mm (16.2 in) of precipitation annually, with 301 mm (11.8 in) of that occurring in the form of rain, and the remainder as snow.
		Calgary's rail system, known as the CTrain was one of the first such systems in North America and consists of three lines (two routes) on 42.1 km of track (mostly at grade with a dedicated right-of-way).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Calgary,_Alberta (6164 words)

	Calgary City Information
		Calgary is nestled beside the Rocky Mountain foothills, where they meet the prairies.
		Calgary was named by Col. James Macleod of the North West Mounted Police ("the Mounties") after Calgary Bay on the Isle of Mull on the Scottish west coast.
		Calgary has over 800,000 people and is the sixth largest city in Canada, and the largest between Vancouver and Toronto.
	www.foundlocally.com /Calgary/Local/Info-CityInfo.htm (633 words)

	scottish accommodation and scots regional accommodation guide. Accommodation in Scotland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Achnadrish is at the North end of Mull, surrounded by 8 acres of woodland gardens, (with a waterfall) and hidden amongst trees and moorland at the head of a valley which opens out to Loch Frisa.
		Calgary Farmhouse Hotel is just up the road from the beautiful white sands of Calgary Beach, in a small green valley banked with mature deciduous woodland.
		Only accommodation on the isle of Mull to have been awarded 5 stars by the Scottish Tourist Board and also the only establishment to have been awarded 5 Diamonds by the Automobile Association (AA).
	www.scotsinformation.com /mull_accom.htm (418 words)

	Tourist Information for Isle of Mull :: Yes Scotland Gazetteer :: YesScotland.com
		The clans associated with the history of Mull were, Maclean, MacKinnon, Macquarrie, and MacDonald.
		In 1831 Mull's population was 10,630 but first the potato famine and then the Highland Clearances, when the people were cleared to make way for sheep, by the landowners and lairds, rapidly reduced this number.
		Five miles to the west of Dervaig is Calgary Bay, Mull's most beautiful beach with views across to the islands of Coll and Tiree.
	www.yesscotland.com /region24cos.php (554 words)

	Calgary, Mull - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Calgary Bay is located on the north west of Mull about 8 km (5 miles) past Dervaig, 12 miles (20 m) from the island's capital Tobermory, and is framed by low hills, partly wooded.
		Calgary village is a small community of houses close by the bay, and tourist accommodation is available.
		On the south side of the bay Calgary House, now called Calgary Castle, was built in 1817 extending an earlier Calgary Estate laird's house.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Calgary,_Mull (326 words)

	isle of mull self catering holiday cottage accommodation
		A varied programme of shows are included in the tiny theatre, to find out more visit www.mulltheatre.com or call in and see Lesley at the Royal Building situated at the far end of the main Street Tobermory.
		The bridge over the river Bellart on the road from Dervaig to Calgary holds many secrets and is still used for fishing for salmon and sea trout.
		If you wish to have a light lunch whilst you are at the beach, the Calgary Farmhouse Gallery will serve your needs and there is a pleasant woodland walk between the beach and the Gallery.
	www.self-catering-mull.co.uk (784 words)

	The West Coast - Travelscotland
		Mull's west coast is where you'll find some of the island's most stunning scenery.
		Five miles west of Dervaig is Calgary Bay, Mull's most beautiful beachringed by steep wooded slopes with views across to Coll and Tiree.
		The tiny uninhabited island of Staffa, five miles off the west coast of Mull, is one of the most spectacular sights not just in Scotland but anywhere in the world.
	www.travelscotland.co.uk /guide/The_West_Coast (1669 words)

	Isle of Mull Hotels, Bed and Breakfast, Argyll, Scotland
		Calgary is situated in the north of the island and is a small community of houses just up from Calgary Bay.
		If you are travelling from Oban to Craignure for your holiday on Mull, you should turn right off the ferry linkspan and head towards Salen and Tobermory.
		If you are travelling on the Lochaline to Fishnish ferry you should travel up the ferry road to the T junction and then make a right turn towards Salen and Tobermory.
	hotels.mull-scotland.co.uk (478 words)

	University of Calgary Pipe Band
		The University of Calgary Pipe Band was created and founded in 1998, with the vision of student and piper Will Bailie (the Band's first Pipe Major).
		The University of Calgary, like the City of Calgary, has a well-established Scottish tradition to maintain.
		University of Calgary alumnus Jim Odell, a founding and now honorary member of the Band, was responsible for researching and developing a new tartan for the University of Calgary.
	www.ucalgary.ca /UofC/students/clubs/PBHD/history.htm (256 words)

	Isle of Mull self catering accommodation
		is situated on an organic farm on the north west corner of the enchanting Isle of Mull.
		The glorious white sands and turquoise waters of Calgary Beach are 3 miles away and there is a hotel there, open during the season to non-residents.
		The flhouse itself is freestanding, situated on the edge of the stone 'farm square' with the Studio (self catering sleeping 6) behind it and a view from the front over a corner of the owners garden to the sea and islands beyond.
	www.holidaycottagesmull.co.uk (758 words)

	Prehistoric standing stone at Cillchriosd, Mull
		On the B8073, 0.5km west of Calgary, there is an unclassified road which leads eventually to Caliach farm.
		This stone is set on the attractive north coast of Mull, with the jagged peaks of Rhum and Skye visible on a clear day to the north.
		The stone is a solid flat faced block, and is unusual as an astronomical marker.
	www.stonesofwonder.com /cillchri.htm (299 words)

	Calgary castle isle of Mull - Self catering castle for rent
		Calgary beach is famous for its sparkling white quartz sand and safe bathing waters.
		Calgary (Gaelic for ‘meadow beside the bay’), gave its name to Calgary, Canada by Colonel James MacLeod of the Mounties in 1876, after he returned from a stay in the castle.
		Calgary on Mull gave its name to Calgary, Canada by Colonel James MacLeod of the Mounties in 1876 after he returned from a stay at the Castle.
	www.lhhscotland.com /house/104.asp (507 words)

	Calgary Hotel, Calgary in Isle of Mull Restaurants and Accommodation
		The menu uses much local produce, Mull's own beef, lamb, pork, venison, wild salmon and white fish with our own speciality shellfish often on the menu - prawns, crab, lobster, scallops and crayfish in good supply from our family connections.
		We also have close links with the Isle of Mull Cheese Makers and there is always the opportunity to try their delicious cheeses and cream.
		Directions : Once on Mull head for the north of the Island, a 26 mile drive from Craignure, in the direction of Tobermory, one mile past the village of Salen take the first left towards Dervaig.
	www.taste-of-scotland.com /members/calgary_hotel.html (354 words)

	Attractions North (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Calgary Art in Nature, Calgary, by Dervaig, Isle of Mull.
		Discover Mull, Ardrioch Farm, Dervaig Isle of Mull.
		Turus Mara, Penmore Mill, Dervaig, Isle of Mull.
	www.holidaymull.org /north_mull/attractions_north_mull.htm (79 words)

	Fort Calgary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fort Calgary was established in 1875 as Fort Brisebois by the North West Mounted Police, located at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers in what is now Calgary, Alberta.
		Captain Brisebois originally named the fort after himself, but due to his unpopularity, it was renamed Fort Calgary in 1876 by James MacLeod, after Calgary House, a castle at Calgary Bay on the Isle of Mull, Scotland.
		In 1974, the city of Calgary reclaimed the land and it was designated a Provincial and National Historic Site.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fort_Calgary (514 words)

	July-Sept reports
		At Calgary on 9th, a single Curlew Sandpiper was reported by Shaum Mccullagh, also 4 Sanderling.
		On 13th in the sound of Mull were 2 great northern divers, also at Loch Buie a fl throated diver, A peak of 100+ golden plover on 18th were at loch Beg.
		At Tobermory were Crossbills on 6th and a flock of 40 Twite were feeding at Grasspoint on 16th.
	www.mullbirds.com /JULY-SEPT.html (6267 words)

	Calendar of Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		- Calgary folk singer and songwriter Phyllis Wheaton will perform a lively mix of her own material and some well known favourites, backed by Tom Poole (Full Circle), Tommy Hamilton on fiddle, and Cathy Buchanan (Full Circle) The evening is a fundraiser for her Scottish Canadian Connection Tour which kicks off in Scotland in September.
		Calgary folk singer and songwriter Phyllis Wheaton will perform a lively mix of her own material and some well known favourites, backed by Tom Poole (Full Circle), Tommy Hamilton on fiddle, and Cathy Buchanan (Full Circle) The evening is a fundraiser for her Scottish Canadian Connection Tour which kicks off in Scotland in September.
		On her tour, Phyllis will be bringing the story to schoolchildren on the Ilse of Mull where Calgary, Alberta got its name, of the Scots pioneers who helped to build Canada.
	www.standrew-caledonian.ab.ca /events/events.html (670 words)

	Tobermory, Isle of Mull Self Catering Holiday House - Aisling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Isle Of Mull Cheese - Sgriob Ruadh Farm Dairy.
		Mull Pottery, Mull Silver, The Gallery (souvenirs), MacGochan's pub, MacDonald Arms pub, Island Bakery Delicatessen, Mull and Iona Food Festival,...
		Mull Theatre - offering a programme of repertory, children's theatre and new writing.
	www.musicscotland.com /aisling/mull.htm (430 words)

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