Holyrood Park, Edinburgh, Scotland. 16th April, 2016. Neil Tannahill and James Woodward have set up a rival camp to the Indy Camp in Holyrood Park. They are Unionists wanting to raise awareness that Scotland voted No in the referendum. James commented "We are inn danger of people forgetting the No Vote and we want to remind people we are still here". The camp will be in Holyrood Park for the weekend of 16-17 April with a larger scale demonstration planned for the Saturday evening. Credit: Richard Dyson/Alamy Live News

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