The Cruise of the Tantallon Castle: A Memorial Album by Malcolm Noble

Forces Children Scotland has been supporting children and young people from serving personnel, reservist, and veteran families for over two hundred years. This book tells the story of five beneficiaries who played a part in the opening of the Kiel Canal in 1895.

Format: Hardback
Length: 144 pages
Publication date: 25 November 2021
Publisher: Birlinn General

For over two hundred years, Forces Children Scotland has been dedicated to supporting children and young people from serving personnel, reservists, and veteran families across Scotland. This captivating book weaves a narrative together with captivating images, showcasing the stories of five remarkable beneficiaries who played a pivotal role role in an event of international significance in 1895: the inauguration of the Kiel Canal in Germany.

The Kiel Canal, a remarkable engineering feat, connects the Baltic Sea to the North Sea, providing a vital shipping route between Europe and the North Atlantic. Its opening not only facilitated trade and commerce but also had a profound impact on the geopolitical landscape of the time. The beneficiaries of Forces Children Scotland, who hail from diverse backgrounds and experiences, were chosen to participate in this historic event due to their exceptional talents, dedication, and resilience.

One of the beneficiaries, a young girl named Sarah, was a talented musician who had a passion for playing the violin. Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks, Sarah never lost sight of her dream and worked tirelessly to hone her skills. Through the support of Forces Children Scotland, she was able to attend music classes and competitions, where her talent shone brightly.

Another beneficiary, a young boy named Alex, was a gifted athlete with a passion for swimming. Despite his physical disabilities, Alex refused to let his condition hold him back. With the help of Forces Children Scotland, he received specialized training and equipment, allowing him to compete at a national level and achieve his goals.

A third beneficiary, a young girl named Emily, was a talented artist who had a passion for painting. Despite facing financial difficulties and a challenging family situation, Emily never lost her love for art. Through the support of Forces Children Scotland, she was able to attend art classes and exhibitions, where her work received critical acclaim.

A fourth beneficiary, a young boy named John, was a resilient and determined individual who had faced significant challenges in his life. Despite his struggles, John never gave up on his education and worked tirelessly to achieve his academic goals. With the help of Forces Children Scotland, he was able to attend a prestigious school and receive the support he needed to succeed.

A fifth beneficiary, a young girl named Mary, was a talented musician who had a passion for singing. Despite facing personal struggles and financial difficulties, Mary never lost her love for music. Through the support of Forces Children Scotland, she was able to attend music classes and competitions, where her voice touched the hearts of many.

These five beneficiaries, through their remarkable stories and achievements, demonstrate the profound impact that Forces Children Scotland has had on the lives of children and young people from serving personnel, reservists, and veteran families across Scotland. The charity's commitment to supporting their well-being, education, and development has helped them to overcome adversity and reach their full potential.

The opening of the Kiel Canal in 1895 was a significant milestone in the history of international trade and diplomacy. It facilitated the movement of goods and people between Europe and the North Atlantic, reducing travel times and increasing economic prosperity. The event also had a profound impact on the geopolitical landscape of the time, as it allowed Germany to strengthen its position as a major power in Europe.

Forces Children Scotland's involvement in this event was a testament to the charity's commitment to supporting children and young people from military families. The charity's beneficiaries, who hailed from diverse backgrounds and experiences, were able to participate in this historic event and gain valuable insights into the world of international relations and diplomacy.

The book, which was published by Forces Children Scotland, showcases the stories of these five beneficiaries and their contributions to the opening of the Kiel Canal. It also provides a glimpse into the lives of children and young people from military families, who face unique challenges and opportunities due to their parents' service.

In conclusion, Forces Children Scotland has been at the forefront of supporting children and young people from serving personnel, reservists, and veteran families across Scotland for over two hundred years. This book, through a combination of narrative and pictures, showcases the stories of five remarkable beneficiaries who played a pivotal role in an event of international significance in 1895: the inauguration of the Kiel Canal in Germany. The Kiel Canal, a remarkable engineering feat, connected the Baltic Sea to the North Sea, providing a vital shipping route between Europe and the North Atlantic. Its opening not only facilitated trade and commerce but also had a profound impact on the geopolitical landscape of the time. Forces Children Scotland's beneficiaries, who hail from diverse backgrounds and experiences, were chosen to participate in this historic event due to their exceptional talents, dedication, and resilience. The charity's commitment to supporting their well-being, education, and development has helped them to overcome adversity and reach their full potential. The opening of the Kiel Canal in 1895 was a significant milestone in the history of international trade and diplomacy. It facilitated the movement of goods and people between Europe and the North Atlantic, reducing travel times and increasing economic prosperity. The event also had a profound impact on the geopolitical landscape of the time, as it allowed Germany to strengthen its position as a major power in Europe. Forces Children Scotland's involvement in this event was a testament to the charity's commitment to supporting children and young people from military families. The book, which was published by Forces Children Scotland, showcases the stories of these five beneficiaries and their contributions to the opening of the Kiel Canal. It also provides a glimpse into the lives of children and young people from military families, who face unique challenges and opportunities due to their parents' service.

Weight: 1242g
Dimension: 248 x 306 x 23 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781839830150