Commonwealth Games
The Queen's Baton
passes through Edinburgh
on June 14, 2014
Approaching the end of it's 288-day journey through all 70
Commonwealth nations and territories, in the run-up to the
Commonwealth Games that open in Glasgow this evening, the Queen's
Baton finally reached Scotland in June 2014.
The
baton passed across the border from England to Scotland on the morning
of June 14, 2014. Later that morning, it reached Edinburgh.
Here
are 4 photos taken as the baton passed through Edinburgh:
Photo
1.
The Queen's Baton arriving on a tram
that took it from Murrayfield to West Princes Street Tram Stop
© Peter Stubbs - please contact
peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
Photo taken: June
14, 2014
Photo
2.
The Queen's Baton
at The Hub on its way to Edinburgh Castle
©
Peter Stubbs - please contact
peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo
taken: June 14, 2014
Photo
3.
The Press photograph The Queen's
Baton in the Royal MIle
©
Peter Stubbs - please contact
peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk Photo
taken: June 14, 2014
Photo
4.
The Queen's Baton emerges from The
Scottish Parliament in front of a choir singing Gaelic songs
© Peter Stubbs - please contact
peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
Photo taken: June
14, 2014
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Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh: July 23,
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