pferguson | July 25, 2015
Reflecting Upon Regimental Colours The Canadian Scottish Memorial at Pioneer Square is located near to Christ Church Cathedral adopted by the Canadian Scottish regiment as their Regimental Chapel, September 16, 2001. A recent visit to the memorial and cathedral reminded me once again of connections to the Great War. Of particular interest to the Canadian […]
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Tags: 24th Foot, 58th Regiment, Canadian Scottish, Christ Church Cathedral, Coghill VC, First Boer War 1881, Isandhlwana, Laing's Nek, Melville VC, Regimental Colours, Scots Guards, Victoria BC, Walker VC, Zulu War
pferguson | November 12, 2012
The Wedding of Lady Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon That dear lady, the late Queen Mother was married to the Duke of York, later King George VI, at Westminster Abbey April 26, 1923. As she entered the Abbey she quite unexpectedly laid her bouquet of flowers at the tomb of the British Unknown Warrior. Her act […]
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Tags: Battle of Loos, Black Watch, Bouquet of Flowers, Bowes-Lyon Family, Charles Lindsay Claude Bowes-Lyon, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, Fergus Bowes-Lyon, Flowers, Gavin Patrick Bowes-Lyon, Great War, Grenadier Guards, John Patrick Bowes-Lyon, Loos Memorial, Quarry Cemetery (Vermelles - France), Remembrance, Scots Guards, Unknown Warrior
pferguson | March 1, 2012
End theme “Tumbledown”; cue The Corries, the Garten Mother’s Lullaby Every once in a while you come across a person, who you have never met and never known. Yet the story is there, at first hinted at by the accidental discovery of an image, a page or two from the internet. Then you discover this […]
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Tags: Falklands 1982, Garten Mother's Lullaby, Global Adventure Plus, pipers, Robert Lawrence, Scots Guards, The Corries, The Crags of Tumbledown, Tumbledown, Veterans, When the Fighting Is Over