hi all, i love all the old pictures you post, has any one got any pictures of scottish or highlands divisions??
thanks barry

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I have lots of photo including what you would like to see here, I think. BUT being Dutch I might make a painful mistake and put the wrong photos here as I do not always recognize one UK member from the other.

Henk

These guys must be Scottish, right?

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They could be Canadian?

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whata mistaka to maka

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thanks for the pic henk, i myself am english from more southern england.
my wm20 was based in highlands during the war and id just like to se more pics as i havant seen any around
thanks barry

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I'd be surprised if the Canadians had M20s that early - the bikes look to be 1940 models and still relatively new. BSA is recorded at having complained to the Canadian Government about their lack of purchases.

Is the white cross not likely to be that of 52nd (Lowland) Division ?

It is not only 'Scottish' Divisions that were stationed in Scotland. 5th Division for example were sent there after Dunkirk and whilst they included 2nd Cameronians, 2nd Royal Scots and 6th Seaforth Higlanders, they were not known as a Scottish division.

Most TA units were also sent to Scotland for training...Ian

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Here an other one Barry, hopefully I have it right with this photo. These guys look strange enough to be Scottish.

Henk.

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What are these thingies in front of the pedestrian slicers? Pedestrian protectors?

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The plates could be AoS in much the same way as they were painted on the front mudguard

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I'll never learn

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It would be easier to identify them if Scots wore the kilt on motorcycles but it's perhaps understandable why they dont....

I see a few Dutch in kilts on motorcycles a few times a year, silly ScDuotch.

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maybe a kilt sat on my bike during the war
any pics of the queens own cameron highlanders?
barry

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I saw Bram riding in a kilt. They say the wind blows cold around the Trossachs. Ron

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Many seems to enjoy the Trossachs during the summer.

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I think I prefer the Quantocks.. ...Ian

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The flasher sitting next to Queenie must be hiding, as nothing has been heard of him since?
Kilts were sored for the duration, but for ceremonial purposes and some walking out.

The two glider pilots at Arnhem with kilts were in direct breach of dress regulations.
Ogilvie is buried down stream from where he tried crossing the Rhine.

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