In Pictures: Scottish landmarks turn red for Armistice
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The Kelpies in Falkirk have been illuminated red from the inside
More than 150 Scottish landmarks have been illuminated red to mark the Armistice centenary. Castles, churches and universities are among the venues forming the Scottish Poppy Appeal's "Light Up Red" campaign. Here's a taster of some of the landmarks lit up ahead of Sunday's commemorations.
This photo was captured of Ballindalloch Castle in Aberdeenshire
The 19th Century conservatory at Dalkeith Country Park
Edinburgh Castle is one of 10 castles illuminated across Scotland
Inverness Cathedral has been red for two weeks ahead of Armistice Day
It's not just historic landmarks; Edinburgh Airport's air traffic control tower glows red
Eilean Donan castle is one of the most well-known in Scotland
The Titan Crane is one of 10 Glasgow landmarks that have turned red
Another building included in the campaign is the world-famous R&A Golf Club in St Andrews
The facade of the SSE Hydro arena in Glasgow has also turned red for the centenary
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- Published28 June 2019
