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 The longest and most difficult Highland March to date finished in Inveress Caledonian Thistle's 'unjust' relegation from the Scottish Premier League. As is tradition throughout Highland March, the troops have put together a diray of events, which will certainly provide a valuable insight into just what these guys and gals have achieved.
Kilmarnock to Inverness - 184 miles in 7 days!!! It's just a walk!!!
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 For the 7th Highland March, we were joined during the latter stages by a reporter from media group, Reuters. Tom Pilcher is his name and what a gentleman he is. He'd travelled on the overnight Sleeper train from London Euston on Thursday night to join us for our walk into Inverness on Friday. Over 20 Miles were covered and not once did he seem out of place with the troops - even a sprint to the support vehicle just to beat the others, didn't deter him or hs interest.
After speaking to all the Marchers individually whilst out on the road, he's come up with a fantastic article which has seen Highland March hit global media sources. Four Four Two football magazine, Google and even Reuters in India have heard of our efforts.
To read the article, visit the Reuters website uk.reuters.com/article/sportsNews/idUKTRE55401220090605
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 A few people have been asking us about which good causes we will be raising money for this year and how they can contribute so we thought it best that we put something up on here to let everyone know the situation.
The Highland Marchers are taking a break from direct fundraising this year, partly because of the economic climate and partly because they are promoting another walk which will take place later in the year - The Tartan March - and would ask that anyone who wishes to make a donation in recognition of the efforts of the Highland March do so by supporting them.
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