mcleanscotland are local Scots who pride ourselves on showing you the nooks & crannies other tours companies pass on by. We can show you those hidden gems even Scots do not know! Historic illustrations of the Scottish regiments from McLean Scotland of Perth

	the Scots Greys at Waterloo ... on to glory!
	as above, Ensign Ewart captures the French Eagle. For those interested, there is a pub in Edinburgh named after him, just a wee bit down from the castle.
	The Scots Regiments form square at Waterloo
	The Scots Fusilier Guards Colour Party leads the regiment's attack on the Great Russian Battery. Lieutenant Lindsay carries the Queen's Colour; Lieutenant Thistlethwayte carries the Regimental Colour. Of the party, Lieutenant Lindsay, Sergeants McKechnie and Knox and Private Reynolds were awarded the Victoria Cross. The Queen's Colour received 24 bullet holes and the staff was shot in half. BATTLE OF ALMA CRIMEA
	Piper David Beard of the 42nd Highlanders, The Black Watch, at Sevastopol right, Colour Sergeant Gardiner of the 42nd Highlanders, the Black Watch
	The 93rd Highlanders repel the Russian Cavalry BALACLAVA
	The Scots 26th Foot, the "Cameronians", at the Battle of Blenheim, marching to assault the village of Blenheim
	left Captain John Campbell of the Black Watch Ticonderoga 1758 right Grenadier of the 42nd Highlanders, the Black Watch Ticonderoga 1758
	Battle plan of Culloden Moor, notice how the Maclean regiment made right for the Campbell's. Who said there was no problem between them eh?
	The 91st Highlanders in Zululand 1879
	left, Lord Cardigan leading troops at the battle of Balaclava right, Lord George Murray, Prince Charles' main commander

hope you enjoyed these illustrations and one or two photos. The photographs are really good in telling exactly what the men were like, how they actually dressed, look at the beards on them, even one guy was named Beard! ZZ Top here we come! Don't see that in the movies.