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The silhouette of the Glenfinnan Monument against Loch Shiel epitomizes the optimism of the Jacobites as they raised their standard in 1745.

When Bonnie Prince Charlie picked a wild white rose for his bonnet at Fassfern on the march from Glenfinnan, he created a symbol for Scottish hopes that endures to this day; the Jacobite Rose.