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![The Gathering of the Highland Clans at Braemar Castle, in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1864. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. Colebrooke Stockdale, of the '...annual muster of the sturdy Highlandmen for their favourite athletic sports and feats of strength or skill...The chief interest lay in the competition for the prizes open to "all comers"...Donald Dinnie...sent the stone over 28 ft. 8 in., and threw the hammer 84 ft. 4 in. The tossing of the caber was, however, the most interesting of any of the competitions; and in this the renowned Donald came off victorious Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2WRGTMJ/the-gathering-of-the-highland-clans-at-braemar-castle-in-the-presence-of-the-prince-and-princess-of-wales-1864-engraving-from-a-sketch-by-mr-colebrooke-stockdale-of-the-annual-muster-of-the-sturdy-highlandmen-for-their-favourite-athletic-sports-and-feats-of-strength-or-skillthe-chief-interest-lay-in-the-competition-for-the-prizes-open-to-quotall-comersquotdonald-dinniesent-the-stone-over-28-ft-8-in-and-threw-the-hammer-84-ft-4-in-the-tossing-of-the-caber-was-however-the-most-interesting-of-any-of-the-competitions-and-in-this-the-renowned-donald-came-off-victorious-2WRGTMJ.jpg "The Gathering of the Highland Clans at Braemar Castle, in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1864. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. Colebrooke Stockdale, of the '...annual muster of the sturdy Highlandmen for their favourite athletic sports and feats of strength or skill...The chief interest lay in the competition for the prizes open to "all comers"...Donald Dinnie...sent the stone over 28 ft. 8 in., and threw the hammer 84 ft. 4 in. The tossing of the caber was, however, the most interesting of any of the competitions; and in this the renowned Donald came off victorious Stock Photo")
RM2WRGTMJ–The Gathering of the Highland Clans at Braemar Castle, in the presence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1864. Engraving from a sketch by Mr. Colebrooke Stockdale, of the '...annual muster of the sturdy Highlandmen for their favourite athletic sports and feats of strength or skill...The chief interest lay in the competition for the prizes open to "all comers"...Donald Dinnie...sent the stone over 28 ft. 8 in., and threw the hammer 84 ft. 4 in. The tossing of the caber was, however, the most interesting of any of the competitions; and in this the renowned Donald came off victorious
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