Clan Cameron assembled its members from near and far at the 69th annual CNY Scottish Games and Celtic festival. Skies remained blue all day and a brisk wind kept the temperatures moderate at Longbranch Park in Liverpool.
Bagpiper lamenting those who died since the 68th Games.
Mass Bands parading.
Clan Cameron marching off the parade field after the opening ceremonies.
Fellow Scots viewing Clan Cameron exhibits.
The cutouts provide a photo opt.
Clan Cameron youngster interviewed by a Syracuse newspaper reporter.
Clan Cameron Chief greets newest clan member.
This year's new exhibit proved popular.
The Mutt chats with a young Scot.
by Mary Maxwell Campbell
1829
Cha'n 'eil òganach treun de chloinn Chamrain gu léir,
Nach téid deònach fo Bhrataich Lochial;
Gu buaidh no gu bàs 's bidh iad dìleas 's gach càs,
Oir géill cha d'thug Camranach riamh.
There's many a man of the Cameron Clan,
That has followed his chief to the field;
He has sworn to support him, or die by his side,
For a Cameron never can yield.
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