...I love Scotland...Greez from Germany

Great day full of memories and a fab video to watch over and over again.

Thank you for sharing. And a massive thanks to all who took part.

I enjoyed your video very much, thanks. Very proud to be Scottish. I loved the part where the march crossed Stirling Bridge and all the banners ware flying high. excellent!

I was invited to come to this and could have gone, but unfortunately I had scheduled myself to see Norham Castle and Berwick-Upon-Tweed for the sites associated with the First War of Independence. While I don't regret seeing those sites (I live in the US, so not sure how often I'll get to make it over there), I do kind of wish I would have been able to attend this and march with my fellow descendants of Scottish patriots who fought at Bannockburn. Creag an Tuirc! Alba gu Brath!

@bankieland

Жыл бұрын

You really missed a great march and a great atmosphere.

Best video of the day, well done indeed and thank you.

Really enjoyed it, fab day great memories captured

Fantastic David great video

I would have loved to have joined in that march. I am descended from Robert The Bruce through his daughter, Marjorie, Princess of Scotland...

just seen it,, loved it..

Nice one David, great day!!

Isn't that song from the funeral of William Wallace aka Braveheart.

Was a good day :)

Greetings, thanks to the uploader for the beautiful work... one question, forgive my ignorance, but can someone tell me who was the gentleman in the Knights Templar (?) attire in 15:49 and to what specific Order he belongs With Regards

@NorrieMacTHESMOG

9 жыл бұрын

His Name is Ken Shirra from a breakaway order

@alexandervongeorg9149

8 жыл бұрын

+Norrie Smog Thank you for the information and forgive me for the ages long delay in replying. Could you perhaps be so kind as to provide me with a possible means of contacting his Order ? With Regards

Whats way the kilts, they never wore kilts at that time and most of Scotland never wore them at all, bloody myth making at its best

@Whiterose2014

6 жыл бұрын

lisa zack. The kilt is a symbol of Scotland as it was banned after the last Jacobite Rising when the British government smashed Scotland yes we have it back but only because England wanted us to feel united and when there was no longer a threat of another Jacobite rising again they beat us so we would remain in the union forever they banned the Gaelic language aswell and many were forced to Canada and America

@paulpaterson6273

6 жыл бұрын

Kilts have been worn in Scotland since roman times the Great Plaid was the stock in trade of the highlan clansmen. No myth. Modern short kilt is a c19th manifestation. Saor Alba