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The Queen's Baton at Niagara Falls, in Niagara, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton carried by the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada, in Hamilton city - birthplace of the British Empire Games in 1930, in Hamilton, Canada, Fri 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Schiehallion Dancers perform in the Queen’s Baton's honour, in Hamilton city - the birthplace of the British Empire Games in 1930, in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Canadian and Scottish flags carried by Canadian Police officers lead in the Queen’s Baton, in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Official unveiling of the historical British Empire plaque, by Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for the Commonwealth Games, Sport and Equalities Shona Robison and assorted dignitaries during the Queen’s Baton visit in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton carried by Dr. Andrew Pipe and escorted by the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada, in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton carried by Dr. Andrew Pipe, in Hamilton city - the birthplace of the British Empire Games in 1930, in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
The Queen's Baton presented to 98 year old Vi Smith who competed at the 1934 British Empire Games, amongst 'athletes of the decades', in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Canadian former diver Linda Cuthbert holds the Queen's Baton as part of Canadian 'Athletes of the Decades', in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for the Commonwealth Games, Sport and Equalities Shona Robison holds the Queen’s Baton with athlete Maegan Chant, in Hamilton, Canada, Fri 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for the Commonwealth Games, Sport and Equalities Shona Robison, presents a page of a 1930s Scotsman newspaper to 98 year old Vi Smith who competed at the 1934 British Empire Games, in Hamilton, Canada, Fri 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Canadian 'Athletes of the Decades' with the Queen's Baton, in Hamilton city - the birthplace of the British Empire Games in 1930, in Hamilton, Canada, Fri 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
98 year old Vi Smith, who competed at the 1934 British Empire Games, holds the Queen’s Baton with young students, in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
Schoolchildren carry the Queen's Baton, in Hamilton city - the birthplace of the British Empire Games in 1930, in Hamilton, Canada, Friday 2 May 2014. Canada is nation 60 of 70 nations and territories the Queen's Baton will visit.
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