Scottish Highland Games , Jim Walker - Comcast Television Interview, Pleasanton


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Scottish Highland Games , Jim Walker - Comcast Television Interview, Pleasanton

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Comcast Interview with Jim Walker, and Maggie Scura regarding Scottish Highland Games Heavy Athletics. Also, the yearly Pleasanton Highland Games, Memorial Day weekend, August 30th & 31st, Saturday and Sunday. Largest Scottish Highland Games in the United States! Alameda County Fairgrounds, off highway 680 at Bernal road, 2008 World Hammer Championships. Professional and Amateur Athletics, featuring World Champions: Ryan Vierra, Larry Brock, Harrison Bailey III, Summer Pierson, among others. Amateur athletes from 18 to 70 years of age also competing in Scottish Highland Heavy athletics, 8 of the most physically demanding, technically challenging events in the world! Pipe bands & competitions, Bagpipe music, Highland dancing, vendors, Clan tents, geneology, family history, Clydsdales, costumed actors, sheep dog trials, US Marine band, tons O food vendors, Birds of Prey, halls full or Celtic and related merchandise, FUN all day both days 8:00 till 5:00! Alameda County Fairgrounds 4501 Pleasanton Ave Pleasanton CA 94566 USA Caledonian Club of San Francisco http://www.caledonian.org/games.html Scottish Heavies http://www.rwdb.us/sha/index.cfm Totally blind-19 months old-9 heart operations- Amazing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TIiH1hVW6I MySpace Website - Jim Walker - Masters Heavy Events Athelte http://www.myspace.com/101438851

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