Greetings Alastair,
 
As you have probably heard the Gathering was a resounding success and no praise is too high for Martin and Rosemary MacIntyre for the amazingly hard work they put in to bring their dream to fruition.
 
I was priviledged to be asked to lead the Taynuilt Highland Games procession and to open the Games. Also I took Glenoe House for the week, which meant that MacIntyres could visit their ancestral glen and the last event was a hog-roast held in the courtyard of the house.
 
The next event is the Homecoming next year in Edinburgh and MacIntyres will be represented there.
 
Best regards, Camus-na-h-Erie.

Above pictures are from the Hog Roast with a wee MacIntyre in the final picture

Archie MacIntyre playing the Faery Pipes

Archie MacIntyre on the left and on the right Camus-na-h-Erie with heir Duncan and daughters Annabelle and Abigail.

On the left Camus-na-h-Erie with Archie McIntyre and Anne, Countess of Dunmore. On the right 'Cruachan' leading the parade.

Dancing

On the left, David and Barb McIntyre and on the right leading the parade

On the left the MacIntyre Tug of War team. On the right Martin MacIntyre

On the left Martin MacIntyre at Glenoe and on the right the "Faery Pipes"

The Piper