Dundee Kiltwalk pictures: Judy Murray and Gordon Reid take part as £850,000 raised for charity
THOUSANDS of people have taken part in the 'biggest ever' Kiltwalk - raising £850,000 for charity.
The event saw 3,000 walkers get on their hiking shoes and take to the streets of Dundee, Fife and Angus.
It all kicked off at 9am from the Old Course at St Andrews where 1,500 walkers tackled the 25-mile Mighty Stride.
They were joined at the 18th fairway by Sir Tom Hunter, Sky Sports Jim White, Judy Murray OBE, Paralympic tennis champion Gordon Reid MBE, STV Weatherman Sean Batty and Scots soap star Tom Urie.
700 walkers then set off from Tayport on the 11-mile Big Stroll and another 800 completed the six-mile Wee Wander from the iconic V&A in Dundee.
They all met up at the finish line in Monifieth.
Kiltwalk CEO Paul Cooney said: "A huge thank you to each and every Kiltwalker for clocking in the miles today.
"This huge amount of money raised at the Dundee Kiltwalk today will match the total amount raised from all four Kiltwalks three years ago.
"Kiltwalk is growing and we want to thank everyone who has generously sponsored our walkers today.
"I’d like to thank everyone for their Kiltwalk kindness, including Sir Tom and The Hunter Foundation, for giving Scotland an amazing opportunity for people to raise money for the charities they care about most.
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"Don’t forget you can still walkor donate at the Edinburgh Kiltwalk on September 15!"
We told you earlier Judy Murray shared a hilarious video from this year's Kiltwalk in Dundee.
Andy's mum, 59, launched today's event and shared a video of her walking in on Sky Sport's Jim White on the toilet.
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