one of those attending the major said of many was robert crick shank in the last few days speaking outside the scottish parliament he lived the experience of that memorable day for then cast your family's. welcome to examine show. you have gone alexander crew shanks was lost in the lancastrian and i'm interested in a boy growing up the family speak about that all explain how you know your grandfather died. father released talk of the tragedy for obvious reasons say my mother gave me snippets and for me a not so very a go information on the i tried to the incident. grew up two doors down from each other me of course but. my father was the navy in the water i wasn't we have a tall. your grandfather been among those lost and. i wasn't even aware of the one cost as an instant because it almost been written history surely that comes to you but you find that strange i'd never have the wind cast if it was such a huge disaster yes. for everybody would know about that even to this is the thought more. of the news about who's to say this quite sure but i mean does it have to be recognised that the h

inevitably leads to many coincidences as alex was filming at say the scottish parliament with robert crick shank he was approached by face a visitor from sun is there he wanted to add his condolences there is no doubt that history second disaster touched the hearts of the people of britain. michelle you've covered to visit the scottish parliament where with your wife and you're from some azad implicitly tell me what does the loss of that lancastrian mean to the people of. vietnam as able to be pro-choice on top of believing in santa claus or martin sixty years it into your pleasure do not as the young people was a disaster. of the deal it has been for them deal with the big memories that he deliberately moving to see that you did going to war because you know the people. under the trees. it was very difficult to do this if you're doing a lot of. good you don't just solely plaza is it it to do cool is. going to pull of course. the show thank you very much. the two thousand and eight major sediment in the scottish parliament was followed up in two thousand and eleven by memorial built on the