| Highland Arts
Visitors' Book |
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| Date |
Name |
Country |
Message |
| 26 Oct 08 |
tim freeman |
scotland |
Iam getting quite concerned for the sanity of people like yourself ,Ihave worked with children who could do better ARTWORK? god only help us if this rubbish is what we have to look back on in the future,I totally agree with tom bell ,even though he is ENGLISH and does not like us scots (why did he come in the first place?) i am not going to subject myself to his level , all i can say is you must be making a lot out of this to even contemplate selling this ARTWORK |
| 23 Oct 08 |
tom bell |
england |
no wonder we english dont like the scots if your crap is anything to go by , it isnt even from scotland? after visiting your so called exibition and virtually wetting myself at the artwork(what a joke especially the princess diana portrait which i think is a real insult) my wife bought a few souveniers and some fudge only to discover by the label (which you obviously forgot to take of)IS MADE IN CHINA . all i can say is i certainly wont be back.(my trousers wont stand much more of awetting and i certainly wont be having a colostomy bag fitted which i think You should hand out on the way in to your EXHIBITION for any other poor unsuspecting person. |
| 22 Sep 08 |
darlene yvette adam |
east rinding of yorkshire |
i visted your lovely shop on the 5th of september this year at luss you had such a lovely renege of gifts i hope to get back to see you soon love from yvette |
| 26 Aug 08 |
Donald Graham |
scotland |
Funny Neil from Scotland who can't even be bothered to capitalise his name nor construct a sentence makes a stupid comment like he has. My mother always taught me if you can't find anything good or constructive to say SHUT UP. Many thousands of people have visited that place over the years and while it aint my cup of tea I'm not on holiday here. I live in the area. Every souvineer shop in the world is like this place. People just want to take a wee something back. I imagine Neil you have never left the UK.
Good Luck to Highland Arts |
| 25 Aug 08 |
Mr McEwan |
Scotland |
What happened to all the highland voices and the gaelic in Ellenabeich & Easdale? As for the ‘Highland Arts’, well only a dim-witted tourist would buy anything out of these shops, that is NOT art, but utter crap. |
| 3 Aug 08 |
Val & Helena |
England |
Hi we visited your wonderful shop and had a great time looking at the different gifts to choose from it was hard to make up our minds as you have a vast selection. now i have discovered your on-line shop i can still shop for gifts . Thank-you. |
| 21 Jul 08 |
Dorothy and Scott Kay |
South Africa |
We recently visited your shop in Seil and tasted the lovely shortbread and fudge kindly offered to us by your friendly staff. My family were delighted with the heather gem jewellery we bought them as gifts. we met Ron again in Inverary and had a quick chat with him. I will recommend your shop to any of our friends visiting Oban or the surrounding areas. Thank you for your wonderful hospitality.
Kindest regards,
Dorothy Kay |
| 10 Apr 08 |
Tracey Ketterer |
Australia |
As a child I used to frequent the art gallery with the late C J Taylors grandaughter, I have taken away long lasting memorys of a kind and gentle man with an exquizite eye for art and inteligent mind in buisness afterall i have carried thease memorys into my adulthood. I hope to visit there again sometime in the not so far future. |
| 16 Mar 08 |
anna and joyce |
stoke |
love the shop and the friendly staff are so helpful , but i do miss that young santa claus , every year my friend and i come with the hope he has returned but after five years idont hold much hope ,we arent getting any younger,and he made our day with his naughty yo-hos and his lovely blue eyes,im afraid this year will probarbly be our last to your beautiful island we never tire of listening and admiring your wonderful shop and your lovely fudge, which may i say always reminds me of your silly but quite humorous gags, take care and god willing we will see you all again this christmas , |
| 26 Jan 08 |
Anon |
UK |
Bet Duncan doesn't 'catch' Coke cans off the jetty any longer to entertain the tourists as he did circa 1982. |
