Wallace Day March in Lanark 2013 Slideshow

THERE was a larger than usual turnout for Lanark’s 29th annual Wallace Day March.
Piping them in...Lanark and District Pipe Band lead the Wallace Day March parade down Lanark High Street (Pic Lindsay Addison)Piping them in...Lanark and District Pipe Band lead the Wallace Day March parade down Lanark High Street (Pic Lindsay Addison)
Piping them in...Lanark and District Pipe Band lead the Wallace Day March parade down Lanark High Street (Pic Lindsay Addison)

Now organised by the SNP but advertised as a non-political event, the Saltire-waving procession made its way from Wallace’s reputed place of worship, Old St Kentigern’s in Lanark Cemetery, to the Cross, led by Lanark and District Pipe Band.

The marchers then gathered around the small memorial stone in the Castlegate where, reputedly, the home of Wallace’s wife Marion Braidfute once stood, to hear the annual Guardian’s Address.

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This year it was given by Alyn Smith, the Nationalist member of the European Parliament.

The pictures featured here in our slideshow, taken by Gazette photographer Lindsay Addison, can be purchased from this website or from our offices in Carluke and Lanark on 01555 772802 or 678792.

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