BROOM HALL 2006 |
Committee members at a heritage promotion banquet at Broom Hall Dunfermline
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| A Charity Promotional Banquet at Broom Hall Dunfermline
Celebrating the 700th anniversary of the Bruce Coronation. The Earl and Countess of Elgin and Kincardine received us with a hearty welcome. They were so impressed by our portfolio promoting our national heritage that the Earl offered to become our patron.This offer of patronage should help send out the right message to potential corporate sponsors and members of the wider community who may be in a position to help us to achieve our aims. |
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The Earl and Countess of Elgin and Kincardine |
| We hope to recruit new members, you don't have to be an expert to join, as the Strathleven Artizans have a policy of sharing skills and interests. Everyone we have encountered so far has had something to offer. So don't be shy in contacting us to join in for all the fun and learning. The Coronation anniversary is the kick-start year for the Bruce Heritage Promotions. We have another 23 years of the King Robert the Bruce trail to discover. |
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| All the above photographs view committee members attired in tartan.
courteously supplied by Totally Tartan. E-Mail: totallytartan@kiltsandbagpipes.co.ukTel/Fax: 01389 721800 Lord Stormont is the present owner of Scone Palace. The village of Scone pronounced "Scoon" lies two miles north of the Fair City of Perth. King Robert Bruce and King David Bruce were both crowned at Scone Palace. |
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