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Kiltwalk

East Lothian Tesco staff took part in the Edinburgh KiltWalk on September 13, raising money for The House of Hope and Leuchie House
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East Lothian Tesco staff raise more than £900 for charity at Edinburgh KiltWalk

Rev Dr Leslie Milton with his dog Bert wearing the KiltWalk finisher's medal after accompanying him for five miles on the KiltWalk, from Victoria Park to the finishing line at Murrayfield Rev Dr Leslie Milton with his dog Bert wearing the KiltWalk finisher's medal after accompanying him for five miles on the KiltWalk, from Victoria Park to the finishing line at Murrayfield
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Musselburgh minister completes Edinburgh KiltWalk, accompanied by his dog

Musselburgh Sea Cadets & Royal Marines Cadets are set to take part in the Kiltwalk Musselburgh Sea Cadets & Royal Marines Cadets are set to take part in the Kiltwalk
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Musselburgh Sea Cadets & Royal Marines Cadets to take part in Kiltwalk

Tatyana Vassilyeva, who is taking part in the Kiltwalk, hand-stitching a kilt Tatyana Vassilyeva, who is taking part in the Kiltwalk, hand-stitching a kilt
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Musselburgh kiltmaker to wear her own work at this year's Kiltwalk

Ryan Moir works as a focus co-ordinator at Recharge Ryan Moir works as a focus co-ordinator at Recharge
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Youth worker taking on Kiltwalk to support young people in East Lothian

Rev Dr Leslie Milton enjoys last year's Kiltwalk Rev Dr Leslie Milton enjoys last year's Kiltwalk
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Minister goes the extra mile for Christian Aid by taking on Kiltwalk

Russell McLarty (left) and Henry Mathias (right) took part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk on Sunday Russell McLarty (left) and Henry Mathias (right) took part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk on Sunday
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Litter-picking Wombles clear a path for Kiltwalk

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