Edinburgh Kiltwalk: Can you spot yourself in the crowd?

Scotland’s Capital was a sea of tartan today as 6,000 people took to the streets for Edinburgh’s biggest ever Royal Bank of Scotland Kiltwalk.

2,200 walkers gathered at Holyrood Park at 9.30am for the marathon Mighty Stride. Picture: Neil Hanna

Scots rugby legend Doddie Weir and philanthropist Sir Tom Hunter gave rallying cries to the brave walkers as they set-off from Holyrood Park on their 24-mile journey out to Musselburgh and onto the finish line at BT Murrayfield. More than 500 charities, mainly from Edinburgh, the Lothians and Fife, will benefit from the £1.2 million raised plus a 40% bonus of £500,000 from The Hunter Foundation. The £1.7 million fundraising boost comes from a colourful army of Kiltwalkers who tackled a variety of lengths; 24 miles, 15 miles or five miles in glorious sunshine.

Can you spot yourself in the crowd?