4 SCOTS Pipes & Drums "The Highlanders" play 'Cabar Feidh' 

Cabarfeidh gu brath!

although the actual Seaforth Highlanders were raised at Brahan..1881 i think...then mashed together with the Camerons in 1981...to become the queens own.

@@kevmacleod7006 it was February 7th 1961 that the Seaforth Highlanders and the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders was amalgamated to form the 1st Bn Queens Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Cameron). I was privileged to have enlisted in the Regiment in April 1961. The best years of my life. Sadly a further amalgamation with another fine Highland Regiment, the Gordon Highlanders occurred September 1994.

@@RidseardMhicCoinnich Apologies Richard, I waded in without checking my facts. Does anybody have a connection with the Seaforth Highlanders in Ross-shire?

@@kevmacleod7006If you contact the Secretary, Q.O.Highlander Regimental Assc, Cameron Barracks, Inverness IV2 3XE. He will furnish you with the relevant information you require. There are Seaforth Highlander Branch Associations still operating, I think three in all, Wick, Elgin and Nottingham (Notts). But come under the HQ Q.O.Hldrs at Cameron Barracks. The Museum at Fort George may also may offer information and advice you require. Hope this info helps.

My father was there. He was a combat sapper in the Division. He fought from Africa, Scilly, Normandy and up into Germany. He lifted mines ahead of the infantry at El Alamein. When the Jocks went in the bagpipes where playing right along the line

@@johnhutchison2268 Ref :. your comment - " He fought from Africa, Scilly, Normandy and up into Germany." - that's the reward the 51 st. got for impressing Montgomery so much! - Say what you want about his personality, but he knew class when he saw it !

God Bless.

Glad you enjoyed it

You know me Jim I never can get enough of the pipes ( oh and thank you for sending the Scottish rain to us received it last night) have a great day Jim

My dad served 22 years in The Queens own Highlanders, 1964-1986.

@@cosmo10973ify we would have served in Osnabruck, Berlin and Sharjah at the same time. I transferred in 1970 after nine years in the Regiment.

@@RidseardMhicCoinnich Yep he was in all those places. My mum has some great photos from his time in Sharjah.

@@cosmo10973ify that was a good tour, spent a lot of time out n about with B Coy. Still in touch with lots of the lads.

Thank you! Cheers!

Stirling! Sterling is a furniture store at Tillicoutry!

@@JimRamsayJWR Lol! I will blame spellcheck 😅

@@JimRamsayJWR Is it true that the castle is named after the founder of the SAS ? 😁

Yes ...and Being an American... most likely Clan Chief ??

​​Hardly. A proud great great granddaughter of Alisdair MacDonald who settled Cape Breton Nova Scotia ​@@hughgeeraerts738

Wonderful tune. It pairs well with Balmoral IMHO!

I do indeed!

Glad you enjoyed it Eric!

Same!

Between her living room and dining room? what sort of question is that???

Might like to look at their battle honours before spouting such sh*te