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The broomstick and table cloth parade.
No games are complete without one.
Carrying the flag in the center is Nina the Nitpicker MacRogue.
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The Manchester Pipe Band,
Featuring PM Mike MacNintch,
A personal friend of His Lairdship.
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More Manchester Pipe Band pipers eager to be photographed.
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His Lairdship was made to feel at home with a traditional joust, held in his honor.
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A jouster warms his hands on a cold day - 110 degrees
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The day's progression included a visit with the 79th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment.
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The Visit began on a friendly enough note. His Lairdship was interviewing the members of the 79th as part of his research for his upcoming book on MacRogues in the American Civil War.
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In the course of conversation it came out that the MacRogues come from southern Scotland.
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Momentarily distracted by her feet, The Fool fails as a bodyguard.
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While the dastard was distracted by
his
feet, His Lairdship finds a stack of weapons.
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In true MacRogue fashion, His Lairdship plunders the belongings of his vanquished foes.
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