https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o75jclW7dGoSome Cameronian links and others of interest which the Cameronians appear.
Stonehouse Heritage Group has records of !st and 2nd world war servicemen and many other interesting items.
Conventicle 2013 all clear given to Rev Cleland.
The Cameronians flag is raised in the village of Douglas Lanarkshire to remember the area of Cameronian Day 2015.
The Cameronians flag flies proudly over the Conveticle Cairn as the Cameronians gather.
Pictures of the day as a video.
small site with news of this years 50th anniversary.
A short walk around the cairn on a dreich December 12th 2015.
Web site of tbe Cameronians Friends and Families Association.
Web page of the Association for all with a Cameronian interest.
A website by Raymond Kelly with a selection of pictures from the Malaya years mainly from Ian Scott.
Short clip from the service to recognise 45 years of disbandment.
Dereks excellent site of displays,memorials and history in pictures.
A link to a Facebook group who are opposed to Durham County Council closing the regimental museum.
The memorial and gardens to the regiments founder at Douglas Lanarkshire.
a wet day 2013, the lone piper plays.
Cameronian Museum.
Ed Boyles site of Cameronian pictures mainly of the 1960's.
Story by Raymond Kelly on his National Service years with the regiment.
Cameronian Trout and Salmon Flies.
Last post being played at 2013 Conventicle.
In memory of a Cameronian buried at Kohima.
Short clip of last days of Aden, a good many Cameronians clips and interview with Colonel Hugh MacKay.
Video of pictures and clips of the regiment.
Dutch group of pliers dedicated as Cameronians.
Durham Council have closed The DLI museum against the wishes of many Veterans,locals and families of ex DLI. The campaign groups website.
A great site of which I've helped out with some pictures. Always in need of help looking for stones and memorials.
In August, The 1745 Association commemorated the 330th anniversary of the Battle of Dunkeld in the grounds of Dunkeld Cathedral which was the site of the most intense fighting during the engagement. A 27-minute video of the event produced by The 1745 Association, "Remembering Dunkeld", has been uploaded on YouTube. https://youtu.be/Vqs0v11NK_0
Our commemoration was intended to raise awareness and comprehension of that day when the ancient city of Dunkeld was destroyed in a terrible conflagration, and also as a mark of our respect for the Cameronians. My colleague Kevin Smith remarked during his tour that local people do not unduly emphasise this cathartic moment in their own history, which was also a turning point in Scottish and British history. Nevertheless, the great cathedral of Dunkeld serves as an enduring memorial of the importance of tolerance and understanding, and the dangers of the alternative.
As George Santayana observed, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
