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In Pictures: The Lonach Gathering

By Scott Begbie
1930s: The march of the
1930s: The march of the

What’s your favourite memory of the Lonach Gathering?

1975: 90-year-old Mary Taylor, of Strathdon, comes to the roadside to watch the Lonach marchers.
1973: Col Sir John Forbes raises his glass to toast the Wallace family at Candacraig joined by the Wallace marchers.
1984: Laura MacKay settles in to have breakfast and a dyke-side view of the Lonach March.
1929: The Men of Lonach marching in the 1920s.
1975: William McRobert and James Robertson make a toast to their host at Schoolhouse, Strathdon.
1962: Alex Duncan, of Glasgow, toasts the Wallaces of Candacraig in front of Candacraig House.
1982: Roland Stuart, 4, tries his mini-bagpipes as his grandads Jimmy Stuart, left, and James Yeats listen.
1992: The Lonach Highlanders make a colourful sight as they step out through Bellabeg.
1990: Stuart Keenan, 2, looks up at his father enjoying a dram as he tucks into an ice lolly.
1981: Clansmen, from left, Jimmy Murray, Ballogie; John Barber, Strathdon; and Sandy Dent, Aberlour.
1962: The men of Lonach pause at Roughpark during their march in 1962 to toast Dr James Rice and Dr Douglas McBain.
1991: The Lonach Highlanders led by Sir Hamish Forbes march in to Bellabeg on a fine summer’s day.
clansmen at Lonach is a stirring sight.
1930s: The march of the

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