France 0 Scotland 1 by aangus
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Sorry about the title but I couldn't help myself, Scotland having just beaten France (yet again)1-0 in Paris WoooOOoo HooOOoo...Go on the Tartan army!
This was a battle re-enactment from Kelburn Castle in Ayrshire, Scotland.
Yesterdays post was of the other side, watching this lot marching toward them, tommorow I'll post a shot of when the two sides clashed.
Thanks for viewing oh and....
OH FLOWER OF SCOTLAND, WHEN WILL WE SEE YOUR LIKES AGAIN...etc etc!
Comments (16)
amorales
Cool group shot.
odie
Awesome capture of what looks to be a re-enactment!
NefariousDrO
That's a cool shot of the advancing army. I love the expressions on their faces.
babuci
Oh great solders ready for what comes thier way. Good shot, so many different characters in a bunch.
jocko500
so that how my grant, great, great granddad looked like.cool shot
modyfree
Wonderful scene! well done +5 and please keep gonig you good work>>>>>>>>>>>
auntietk
They look so intent on their objective! I understand that "V" formation is quite effective. :)
drifterlee
Are you sure these aren't the guys from the Capital One Charge Card viking commercials?
RobyHermida
Beautiful!!!!!!! Happiness!!!!!! Roby
GiMi53
Excellent historical reportage picture !
Onslow
Yay............ bring on the All Blacks :D
lejimi
Alors ça, c'est d'un petit...
oscilis
A terrific composition and they don't look much like they are acting!
jgkane
The Battle of Paris 2007, after the Battle of Largs 1263 ;o) . Seems only right, Anthony. My boys called me in for the re-run, after the goal was scored. Their keeper was lucky even to get a fingertip to the ball. Your shot shows suitably scarred shields, and focussed faces. Having undergone police riot training in the late 1970's, I found myself, at one point, in the middle of a 'shield wall', when the opposition gave up on the bricks and petrol bombs, as being ineffective, and changed their tactics. They hit the centre of the interlocked line, i.e. me, with a telegraph pole used as a battering ram. The long, polycarbonate shield held, but the beggars trampled all over me. My shield was scarred but I was, temporarily, unfocussed. Regards, John.
Margana
LOL you are too funny....Another great capture, Anthony. I wish I knew when I'll see the flower of Scotland, again, myself. :^)
Punaguy
Oh sure put the biggest guy in the lead and have everyone follow him...lol Looks like there ready to get it on~ Aloha~