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Our favourite pictures from Dundee Kiltwalk 2022

By Cheryl Peebles and Gemma Bibby
At the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
At the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson

Our Kiltwalk Heroes have crossed the finish line, having hiked 26, 11 or three miles.

And as they set off, strode through Fife, Dundee and Angus and crossed the finish line line in Monifieth our photographer was there to capture it.

Around 2,300 people completed the Mighty Stride, starting in St Andrews, the Big Stroll, from Tayport, and the Wee Wander, from Broughty Ferry.

They will have raised a yet unknown six-figure sum for around 300 charities.

As they sit back and revel in the glory of their achievement, you can have a look through our snaps to see some of the best moments of a special day.

Don’t forget to pick up a copy of Monday’s Evening Telegraph for the Dundee Kiltwalk 2022 roll of honour.

Dundee Kiltwalk 2022 pictures

Julie & Duncan Strachan from Aberdeen at the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Anwar Rafiq, Anne Louise Campbell & Stuart Beath, from Ayr,  at the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Denis McArthy & Ian Mason, from Dundee, at the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Walkers raise money for various charities. at the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Best foot forward. at the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Morag Whyte, from Tayport, at the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Time for a quick selfie. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
John Morton & Douglas Kenney, from Fife, at the start in St Andrews. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
And they’re off! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Colourful scenes with matching sunglasses! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Graeme Anderson & Marianne Pritchard from Newtyle with dog Ossian. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Selfie time! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Walkers begin! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Clare & Holli Ella & Elaine Halley from Perth. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
C J Lang group. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Jacqui Gray, Erin Gray & Libby McAinsh. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Kiltwalk Hero! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Here we go! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Enjoying the sun! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Smiles at the start. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Pipes provide the soundtrack to the walk. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Caps and sunglasses needed! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Or a wizard’s hat! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Kanzen Karate crew at the start in Tayport. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Phoebe Andrews & Phil Barraclough from HL Games in Dundee, at the start in Tayport. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Anstruther RNLI. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Amanda Harris with search & rescue dog Bowie. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
The Gallacher family – Mark, Ewan (10), Finlay(7) and Alison, from Inchture. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Compere Greg Summers with a group from Northumberland. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Walkers come off the bridge to be serenaded by 2 members of the Berrie Big Band. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Flynn Aitchison (5) from Perth Eagle Wheelchair Club at the start in Broughty Ferry. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Ellie (6) & Chloe (5) Adams, from Fife, at the start in Broughty Ferry. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
At the start in Broughty Ferry. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Hitching a lift! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Smiles and waves in Brought Ferry. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Kiddies in kilts. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
An inclusive event for all. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Determined walkers! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Tartan patchwork! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Little Owen Aitchison (2) from Perth. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Mobility scooter convoy! Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
The Gordon School of Dance entertain the walkers at the start in Broughty Ferry.  Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
A kiss for good luck! Molly & George Laidlaw from Broughty Ferry. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
Along the beach. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
The finish line in Monifieth. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
The Jennings family from Wormit , mum Donna, dad Thomas, with Zoe (11) & Jacob (7) with their medals at the finish in Monifieth. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
7 year old Pippa Watson from Carnoustie at the finish in Monifieth with her medal. Photo by Gareth Jennings / DC Thomson
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