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    Quote Originally Posted by MacNeill View Post
    Happy to say I'm the one who raised the issue with the National Trust for Scotland as I was absolutely furious when I saw those individuals picnicking on the grave.

    The good news is the Trust will now be putting up signs having designated the area a scheduled war grave.

    Job done
    Not THE MacNeill of "the Scotch egg" as seen on TV news yesterday?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock Scot View Post
    Not THE MacNeill of "the Scotch egg" as seen on TV news yesterday?
    Guilty as charged your honour.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MacNeill View Post
    Guilty as charged your honour.
    Well done that man!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock Scot View Post
    Well done that man!
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    Very nice of you all to say so, but as I see it someone had to do it and it just happened to be me.

    Culloden is not a leisure park or anything remotely near it: it was a scruffy bit of semi-arable farmland which just happened to have a very bloody pitched battle fought on it. It's now a war grave, and there are plenty of areas for picnicking on the battlefield away from the graves (as some people see it as a must-do thing for some reason).

    I personally would rather dine elsewhere altogether.

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    I agree, and thanks! Dining at Culloden would turn my stomach!

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