134th Games. A segment of the clan tents.
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133rd Games. Lining up for the Drum Major competition.
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130th Games. The Clan Jardine gathers with their guest Chief Chinmubbie of the
Oklahoma Navajo and also a chieftain in Clan MacIntosh (centre).
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133rd Games. Left to Right: Ioghan MacBain; James McBain of McBain, Chief of Clan
McBean; Jerry Jardine, Peggy McBain of McBain. Bob McBain in the rear.
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134th Games. Three of the 5 clan chiefs attending. From left to right: Rt Hon The
Earl of Caithness, Chief of Clan Sinclair; Mistress Pauline Hunter of Hunterston, Chief of
Clan Hunter; Lorne Maclaine of Lochbuie, Chief of the MacLaines of Lochbuie.
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133rd Games. Grandstands just beginning to fill up.
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125th Games. Some of the many clan chiefs that attended. Left to Right: Alastair
Campbell of Airds (currently Unicorn Pursuivant); Brig Sir Gregor Macgregor of Macgregor;
The Duke of Argyle; Sir Alec Jardine of Applegirth; Margaret Elliot of Redheugh (hidden in
red); John Shaw of Tordarroch (feathers only showing); Jerry Jardine, Gathering Chairman
(rear view); James McBain of McBain; Fergus MacDowal of Garthland; Rev Peter Lamont of
Lamont
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134th Games (1999). More than 1,000 pipers and drummers march off in front of a
capacity crowd on the concourse. There are an additional 18,000 people in the stands (not
shown).
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Seen here, Ms Shannon
Hartnet of Mill Valley, California throwing the 28lbs 'weight for height'
to become a six times world champion and setting a new world record for
the event.
Ms Hartnet is also a member of the United
States Olympic bobsled team. |
