Prince Charles made a surprise visit on Friday to help celebrate the 150th Glenisla Highland Games 2019 in Angus, Scotland.

He spent more than an hour at the event and was welcomed by the Gathering patron Lord Airlie and games chairman Arthur Lawrence.

Charles watched the opening parade, led by Dundee City Pipe Band, and then treated the crowds to a large walkabout, meeting committee members, locals, international visitors, stallholders and members of the Pipe Band.

The Prince also chatted to some competitors and performers.

HRH The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay, makes a surprise visit to help celebrate the 150th Glenisla Highland Games 2019 in Angus, Scotland.

He spent more than an hour at the event and was welcomed by the Gathering patron Lord Airlie and games chairman Arthur Lawrence. The Duke of Rothesay watched the opening parade, led by Dundee City Pipe Band, and then treated the crowds to a large walkabout, meeting committee members, locals, international visitors, stall holders and members of the Pipe Band. The Duke also chatted to heavy event competitors and Highland Dancers, who were competing at the Glenisla Highland Games.