The traditional boundary checking celebrations were back in full force this year after a two year absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The local community were thrilled to see the event – the largest in the town’s calendar – back and showed their support by cheering the procession as it passed by.
This year’s 11am procession featured a large number of bands, floats and community organisations.
Photographer Michael Gillen was on hand to capture the day’s events. Can you spot yourself or anyone you know in his gallery of images?
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The Ex-tinguishers won first prize and best overall for their Lion King float. Photo: Michael Gillen
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The 41 Club's Black Bitch float was well received. Photo: Michael Gillen
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Linlithgow Union Canal Society (LUCS) celebrated the 200th anniversary of the Union Canal with its entry. Photo: Michael Gillen
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Youngsters decorated their bikes for the occasion. Photo: Michael Gillen