Gardiner takes a trip with North British Railway ... and more Thursday outcomes!
If archaeologists can relocate battlefields it's just a short step to see Colonel Gardiner ....
...that's it - aboard the North British Railway. The earlier account that he was taken after mortal wounding beneath a thorntree to Tranent Manse by a miller on a cart is gainsaid by this photograph. Carmel Daly is working at 125 mph or more to meet the deasdline.
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Meanwhile, back at the Thursday Workshops in Cockenzie...
... all manner of fine embroidery continues to arrive whilst the stitching goes on.
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The images above and below depict some of the detailing from the first engagement of the campaign at High Bridge, Crossing the Fords of Frew and the Occupation of Falkirk - later to be the scene of the Prince's second great victory in January 1746 this time over General Hawley.
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Published Date: May 10th 2010
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