Kelly King

Hi every one , I got the message through from bt to day. Heres the garbled letter I wrote back in response. Dear Sir/Madam The package sold as Bt Anytime isn't really anytime anymore is it. If you sell a product called Bt Anytime and market it as being free access to the Internet 24/7 then I guess some people may just buy it to use it that way. I am not one of those people, just in case your wondering. I get disconnected while I'm working (probably about 1-2 hours a day on average). Sometimes if I get a day off I do a stint on my website which could be a lot longer. If you want to start talking about "level playing fields" all of a sudden then why don't you subsidise we who live in the countryside and are trying to compete with the city's high-speed connection. I live in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland; I've wanted ADSL for ages now. I have entered my postcode into the Bt site and registered my interest many times. I have to run a busy Internet site with a connection speed of 30 - 40k so don't talk to me about "level playing fields". It takes a long time, not many would have the patience. Do you want me to move? Or are you thinking about "levelling the playing field" a little, pray tell. Yours patiently Kelly King

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Hi everyone Have you seen http://www.floatingline.com it’s a new site for fishing in Dumfries and Galloway. I'm trying to develop the sea fishing side of the site and wondered if any of you have fished or fish regularly in these parts. I would be very grateful for some input. Cheers Kelly

Hi everyone Have you seen http://www.floatingline.com it’s a new site for fishing in Dumfries and Galloway. I'm trying to develop the coarse fishing side of the site and wondered if any of you have fished or fish regularly in these parts. I would be very grateful for some input. Cheers Kelly

Cheers Bobby That’s brilliant I shall give it a good read. I know that up Newton Stewart way there is supposed to be some really excellent course fishing. The Rivers Bladnoch and Cree and many still waters up there have a really good reputation. The Annan has some big old grayling in it. I had one about 2.5 pounds a couple of weeks ago when I was salmon fishing. I thought that was pretty big but many have now told me that 3lb + Grayling are caught regularly on the Annan. Does any one else have any information or personal experience of fishing in this area? [ 04. October 2002, 11:52 PM: Message edited by: Kelly King ]

Hello again, I see the webmasters forum, ok, I am not a member yet but will join up (if they let me). I really wanted to get opinion from everyone not just the webmasters, after all the site is for anyone interested in fishing in Dumfries and Galloway. Thanks very much for your kind words. I take on board the necessity for more info on course fishing and sea fishing. Although I love course and sea fishing but I must addmit I generally tend to rely on the person I go with for advice on tactics and technique etc. I love fishing for perch with my Grandad Down South. I really enjoy fishing for pike using the fly, we have a float tube and an inflatable pontoon boat and my Dad has written an article about the subject which I have published on the website. If you have been course fishing or sea fishing or indeed river fishing in the area and would like to contribute I would delighted to hear from you. Thank you both for having a look I appreciate it.

Hi everyone I just joined the Anglers Net Forum today. I am currently developing a website for fishing through out Dumfries and Galloway. It's called http://www.floatingline.com Is there any one out there who fishes over this way? I would be most greatful if some of you fisherfolk would give the site a once over and post up your comments and suggestions. Cheers Kelly